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Fantastic to see a full house at the #AAC2022 “Indigenous Voices in Development” session.
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After two weeks, #COP27 concluded without making significant progress and with trust in the process undermined
✍️ WWF's @manupulgarvidal writes that this summit was a squandered opportunity
COP28 must now be a COP that restores credibility ow.ly/F2A450LOxlF
A critical read ahead of COP27.
As negotiators get ready to head to #COP27, the latest version of the UNEP #EmissionsGap Report outlines in detail the urgent transformation required now to prevent further climate disaster.
Details are here: bit.ly/3TFv7QV
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This is my ELEVENTH @ACFID annual conference. It’s always been a highlight of my year, but it’s especially exciting to see such a strong focus on the development-environment nexus. The theme “Healthy Planet, Healthy Communities” couldn’t be more relevant, or more urgent
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The primary difference between the 2010 and 2022 floods is the intensity and geographical scope of the monsoons in 2022 which severely affected Balochistan and Sindh. Both provinces received nearly 5 times the average rainfall resulting in massive in-land flooding.
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Landing tomorrow.
🎙️Scat Chat with WWF launches on Sept 7th.
Subscribe to our weekly podcast as we get to the bottom of all the fascinating things you can learn from animal scat (💩) and how you can help Aussie wildlife.
Go to wwf.org.au/scatchat for more!
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Let's be clear: the Pakistani people did not do this to Pakistan –– we all did, and the high-emitting nations are most responsible.
Unless we end our species' addiction to fossil fuels, every country in the world will remain in the crosshairs of the climate breakdown.
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Drought. Heat Waves. Floods.
This year #Pakistan has seen it all.
Pakistan ranks eighth on Climate Risk Index.
Over 30 million people are now affected by severe #floods.
@ifrc and @PRC_official are providing relief assistance.
theguardian.com/world/2022/a…
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We are launching our emergency appeal today for Pakistan.
@ifrc will seek 12 million CHF to support @PRC_official to deliver shelter, cash and medicines to victims of the floods.
Our teams are already on the ground delivering pre-positioned stocks and medical care.
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Supporting Indigenous knowledge and cultural authority is key to effective nature-based solutions. This #IndigenousPeoplesDay, we're celebrating the vital work of Indigenous organisations like Girringun Aboriginal Corporation climateresilientbynature.com…
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Today’s speech from #Garma by @AlboMP marks a momentous occasion in our nation’s history. The draft referendum question & amendment is the culmination of comprehensive work led by the @ILC_UNSW & Uluru Dialogue since the #UluruStatement was first issued #auspol – at Northern Territory, Australia
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The UN General Assembly has recognized the human right to a clean healthy and sustainable environment by an overwhelming vote of 161-0 with just eight abstentions. A truly historic moment.
Traditional knowledge & community partnerships are key to NbS project success across the Pacific. New @CRbyNature report offers important lessons for donors, NGOs and project developers seeking to support high-integrity, inclusive #naturebasedsolutions bit.ly/3veHyJn
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The state of the environment report shows the list of threatened species growing as ecosystems deteriorate. The report found there was not enough funding dedicated to the environment and a lack of coordination to properly address the threats. More here:
theguardian.com/environment/…
Fantastic to be working with @SaveAusNews @WorldVisionAus @kyeemadawn @CaritasAust @ActionAid_aus on these exciting projects via @CRbyNature
We're pleased to announce 5 new #naturebasedsolutions projects, which will see some of Australia's leading @dfat #ANCP accredited NGOs and their local partners in the Pacific harness the power of nature to address climate change. climateresilientbynature.com…
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Pacific Islands nations like Vanuatu are least responsible for climate change but are bearing its brunt. Extreme weather events are occurring with increasing frequency and ferocity. Thanks to @GinnyStein for putting this together. #earthday2022
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Early data from Tonga's violent volcanic eruption suggests it is the biggest blast since Mount Pinatubo in the Philippines 30 years ago, volcanologist Shane Cronin says.
rnz.co.nz/news/world/459657/…
