Does the world really need another report about the destruction of nature? Can anything we do still make a difference? Yes! On 6 May the @IPBES #GlobalAssessment of #Biodiversity will arm decision-makers with the evidence they need to make better choices for people and #nature.

#IPBES7: First Intergovernmental Global Assessment of Biodiversity

6 May: The IPBES Report contains the best available evidence and expert analysis on the state of nature, arming decision-makers with the tools they need to make better choices for people and nature.

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Artificial development is directly proportional to destruction of natural resources. People are behind corruption but not behind destruction
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Replying to @IPBES
..perhaps it is not the message..nor the messengers..but the recipients...'we' seem to get it...so why the iron curtain around policy makers?...something happens in translation...
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Replying to @IPBES
the climate/weather has to smash the wealthy nations before they will change .
Replying to @IPBES @Nature4Climate
Deniers can keep denying despite n number of reports. They have Blindness to disconfirming evidence.
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Replying to @IPBES @WWF
The amount of times global warming is addressed and governments have done close to nothing
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Replying to @IPBES @JohnEScanlon
Hi John, Policy-relevant demographic data not only restricted to humans: Sharing with you the Species Knowledge Index. We just finished developing it for Survival and Fertility information key for decision-making process: pnas.org/content/early/2019/… population-europe.eu/researc…

Data gaps and opportunities for comparative and conservation biology | Proceedings of the National...

Biodiversity loss is a major challenge. Over the past century, the average rate of vertebrate extinction has been about 100-fold higher than the es...

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