What are the 5 direct drivers of change in nature with largest relative global impacts? 1: Change in land & sea use. 2: Direct exploitation of organisms. 3: Climate Change 4: Pollution 5: Invasive Species. — Newly launched @IPBES #GlobalAssessment #IPBES7

May 6, 2019 · 11:21 AM UTC

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Replying to @IPBES @LondonNPC
Surely the direct driver with the largest relative global impact is the increase in human population? Any reason why this isn't number 1 on the list.
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Them overpopulation problem, is probably the major driving force.
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Humans are one of the destructive invasive species, we are wiping out our loyal neighbour's insect, animals, plants and polluting every ecosystem as we can and so on...
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1 should read for land,water and air use.
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Plastic, plastic, plastic...take note of it.
Replying to @IPBES @acfimanve
The first one is the cattle raising, approximately 60-80% of the Amazon deforestation is related to it. We must to reduce the meat consumption
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Having listed these 5 direct drivers that have a negative impact, I'd like to ask: What are the 5 things I, as an individual, can start doing right now that have the largest positive impact on our environment?
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Replying to @IPBES @ippcnews
WRONG You are missing the Number 1 thing that is and will continue to destroy humankind, natural capital & ecosystem services unless actions are taken immediately & globally.
Replying to @IPBES @ippcnews
My prediction is that within 3 years there will be global ecosystem services & natural capital issue that will be totally out of control. Your 5 ‘themes’ are stresses they are not the major symptoms.