The rate of global change in nature during the past 50 years is unprecedented in human history. But what are the drivers of that change?🌿 As the world is coming together #ForNature at @UNBiodiversity's #COP15, we explore key factors driving #BiodiversityLoss worldwide.

IPBES #GlobalAssessment: Drivers of change in nature

Oct 11, 2021 · 7:22 AM UTC

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Replying to @IPBES @UNCCD @UNBiodiversity
The cause of the change is of course Human population growth. More details from @PopnMatters here is their website populationmatters.org

Population Matters

Our vision is of a future in which our population co-exists in harmony with nature and prospers on a healthy planet, to the benefit of all.​

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Replying to @IPBES @UNCCD @UNBiodiversity
Glad you mentioned it .... human history with its connection to growth is the cause of most of the problems, more info on this along with some answers on this website populationmatters.org

Population Matters

Our vision is of a future in which our population co-exists in harmony with nature and prospers on a healthy planet, to the benefit of all.​

populationmatters.org
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Replying to @IPBES @UNBiodiversity
The planet is sick because the people that inhabit it are carrying sick lives. We the people of Planet Earth, must change our ways to correct our effect on Earth. #GrowPositiveHabits
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Bodil Nissen @nissen_bodil
12 Oct 2021
The attack...is being coordinated across the agri-food sector by an unholy alliance of farmers representatives with agricultural tech and chemicals lobbies and industrial livestock industry lobbies ⁦⁩ ⁦@Greenpeace⁩ ⁦@foeeurope⁩ ⁦@WWF⁩ corporateeurope.org/en/2021/…