We mobilise change by bridging the gap between the law and science in our story-telling, advocacy and research

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Innovative ways to help island nations cope with sea level rise are emerging. This is fantastic news - but who do you think should bear the brunt of the costs? We believe that those far less responsible (small island nations!) should not be left to foot the bill.
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What are our biggest risk factors for death? 🌡️ High blood pressure (10.85 mil) 🚬 Smoking (7.69 mil) 🌦️ Air pollution (6.67 mil) 🧁 High blood sugar (6.5 mil) 👱🏼 Obesity (5.02 mil) 🍺 Alcohol (2.44 mil) ourworldindata.org/outdoor-a…

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Sharks do not infest our waters, they live there. Although apex predators of the ocean, they are victims of our trophy hunting fishermen, our shark net policies and our insatiable desire to eat seafood. people.com/movies/steven-spi…
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Another year, another record low of Antarctic sea ice extent. Loss of sea ice has feedback impacts on the climate and on our precious wildlife. Are we going to wait until it's all melted away before we act???
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Our 10-year global agreement for nature has just been released. The target is to protect 30% of the Earth by 2030. But damaging activities have not been excluded. Which begs the question, what is the point of a protected area if we are not prohibiting activities that harm nature?
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December 5th was #WorldSoilDay ! Let's take a moment to appreciate this incredibly important part of our world. Check this thread for 5 cool things about soil!
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4) Soils play a HUGE role in recycling nutrients (think about it like composting!)
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5) Soils host a massive diversity of bacteria that are also beneficial for human health (check out the "old friends" and "biodiversity" hypotheses)
Pablo Sibar Sibar says "it is a peaceful process but with a lot of strength. We will continue to try to recover our land and we will continue to take these actions if the Costa Rican State does not comply with what it must do"
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We stand with Indigenous people around the world. Worldwide, Indigenous peoples protect 80% of biodiversity. It's crucial that we respect Indigenous sovereignty and support communities
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Our last extinction event wiped out around 90% of all species and left our planet near-lifeless for up to 5 million years. Magma cooked hydrocarbons, releasing carbon dioxide and methane. Temperatures soared to 8-10C. Is this how humanity will end? theguardian.com/commentisfre…

Earthly Institute retweeted
🌳 Healthy #soil is crucial to food security and nutrition. 🌿 95% of our food is directly or indirectly produced on our soils. Therefore, food availability relies on soils. 🌎 Healthy and good quality food can only be produced if our soils are healthy.💚 via @icraf
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