"Nature is declining globally at rates unprecedented in human history" —6 months ago @IPBES launched the #GlobalAssessment Report, sparking unprecedented public interest in #biodiversity and #EcosystemServices Soon available: the laid out version of the Summary for Policymakers

What are the Main Drivers Responsible for Largest Changes in Nature?

The health of ecosystems on which we and all other species depend is deteriorating more rapidly than ever. The IPBES #GlobalAssessment ranks, for the first time, the main drivers of change in nature.

Nov 25, 2019 · 12:16 PM UTC

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The Disintegrating Earth. theguardian.com/commentisfre…

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It is time not only to think the unthinkable, but to speak it: the world economy, civilisation, and maybe our survival as a species are on the line

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Not everyone can see Twitter videos - is this posted elsewhere that we can link to?
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#OilStandard @ecolocaust #climatecrime @exxonshell #stimalus @petrodebt
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China is the #1 polluter. There are no Regs there. We all need to Clean Up Our Planet!!! Although this has NO effect on the weather - whatsoever!!! We need a Global initiative to stop polluting!!! Nothing more.
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What all this highlights but no one wants to talk about because it’s a difficult conversation is that there’s simply too many humans on planet Earth. The world simply cannot Sustain an ever growing human population which places increasing demands on natural resources
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More reason why #transboundary water resources management is a necessity rather than an option.
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Los pseudoecologistas y simil,también contribuyen a esta destruccion.Desde su ignorancia o no,culpan para alimentar su ego y su bolsillo a colectivos y aficiones (como la cetreria)que distan mucho de estar en esa lista de destruccion y que si contribuyen al equilibrio natural.
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Quite declining even faster than it's thought to be, we must start collective #Action4Nature.
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Nothing is hidden except perhaps by a reluctance to read the actual Summary of the Report w/ makes it abundantly clear that the root causes of the direct drivers of nature loss are based on indirect drivers such as production and consumption, population etc.
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