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Dear politicians: let’s pull the climate emergency brake on meat & dairy companies
Animal agriculture is the single largest human-made source of methane emissions. The good news is that while carbon dioxide stays in the atmosphere for centuries, methane disappears in 12 years. If we stop emitting more of it and start reducing what is already there, this could trigger a cooling effect on rising temperatures.
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The world has a message for Energy Transfer: We will not be silenced
Everywhere you look you see solidarity against Energy Transfer’s SLAPP lawsuit
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5 demands to governments to protect biodiversity at UN biodiversity COP16
There is a lot of work to do at the upcoming Biodiversity COP16, which will take place in Cali, Colombia from 21 October to 1 November.
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Why I got up early today to take action for food and climate
I have to say it’s a little nerve racking being up here, and there’s a chill wind in the air, but if this action brings light to the climate impacts of methane from Big Meat and Dairy, then my determination to be here this morning was well worth it.
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Poop, burps and farts: methane, the invisible gas that cooks our climate
Reducing meat and dairy production is a crucial step in mitigating methane emissions, and limiting global heating - and the most effective way to do that is to significantly reduce the number of animals that are fed into the industrial machine and transition to a far better system for us, the animals and the planet.
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The UN Biodiversity COP16 is make-or-break moment for nature protection
Governments around the world will meet in Cali, Colombia from 21 October to 1 November at the 16th Convention on Biological Diversity.
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Drought: Safe space helps queer Zimbabweans tackle climate impacts
In an effort to curb their vulnerability to climate impacts such as food insecurity, Mother’s Haven is helping queer Zimbabwean women and trans men adapt to climate change.
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Sawré Muybu: A historic victory for the Munduruku People and the ongoing struggle for a living forest
After almost 20 years of struggle, the official recognition of Sawré Muybu Indigenous Land by the Brazilian government represents a triumph for the Amazon and the rights of Indigenous Peoples.
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UN Biodiversity COP 2024: Which governments are fulfilling their pledges to protect nature?
A new tool tracks governments’ progress on delivering their commitments to the global biodiversity framework.
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A world on fire: How industrial agriculture and reckless financiers are driving destruction in Brazil
The climate crisis is severely impacting our world, but instead of protecting nature and people, our governments are not acting. Meanwhile, destructive companies, and the financial system that are enabling them pursue massive profits while Brazil’s precious natural areas turn to ashes.
