Oceans cover more than 70% of the Earth’s surface and include 97% of the world’s water. At Conservation International, our long-term goal is to safeguard our oceans and marine biodiversity to maximize the long-term benefits for people and nature. https://t.co/14QLF4AFXO

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RT @ASteiner: We’re all connected.

As parties to the @UNFCCC meet in Bonn this week, @UNDP & @SEIresearch urge for adaptation finance to be raised in negotiations on the Global Goal on Adaptation.

Read why investing in transboundary climate adaptation is necessary: https://t.co/Oc3aF8BHZM https://t.co/kkroY6SFiH

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There are more than 20,000 species of wild bees alone but pollinators are not just bees 🐝

Pollinators make an essential contribution to the worlds #FoodSecurity, increasing #biodiversity, maintaining ecosystems and much more: Via @FAOclimate https://t.co/2mUbnA2oCJ

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Mexico has a long history of resilient agricultural systems and food cultures.

Learn how @FAO, @theGEF and @CONABIO are helping revive traditional farming practices and put more native biodiverse foods into farmers’ fields and onto consumers’ plates. https://t.co/J6fCqDL2Mg https://t.co/d5O7kIr2vG

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📢 Do you have an innovative solution to protect, conserve and restore biodiversity?🌳🐅🌊

Join the Biodiversity Challenge and submit your innovation on @WEFUpLink for a chance to accelerate your business: https://t.co/poEmKSpdkP

@WWFLeadForests

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RT @greenpeaceusa: Screwing over people & the environment for profit
Bitcoin 🤝 Big Oil

Big Oil and Bitcoin mining companies get their cut while communities and the environment pay the price. #CleanUpBitcoin. https://t.co/MT9OQiAne6

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Ahora es el tiempo de cuidarnos unos a otros y trabajar juntos hacia un futuro justo para todos 🌎💙 https://t.co/G87RHq4eiY

Greenpeace International

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Plants are building our best defence against the greatest desert on Earth
Learn how trees contribute artistically in different regions. 👉👉 https://t.co/jYBR8ATJtZ
Via @BBCEarth https://t.co/GkJPHDmobh

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RT @FAOLandWater: Climate change is threatening our planet’s most precious resources: land, soil and water.

Sustainable land, soil & water management practices help to prevent, reduce or reverse land degradation and desertification for sustainable agrifood systems.

#DesertificationandDroughtDay https://t.co/h8TLsydikM

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🌍 This #DesertificationAndDroughtDay, let's unite for land: our legacy, our future.

🌱 Take a look at how @PNUDBolivia @GEF_SGP @iki_germany @BMUV @iccaconsortium are #United4Land: https://t.co/W8K4DezN0B

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Plastic pollution is a concern as plastic can be ingested, affecting at least 267 species.🚯

#DYK Nearly half of all seabird species, out of about 346 globally, are harmed by plastic pollution.

—@IPBES #GlobalAssessment

Let's #BeatPlasticPollution to save marine life.🌍 https://t.co/AWeiyJLbKY

UN Biodiversity

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Landmark study shows that conservation actions are effective at halting and reversing biodiversity loss.

Not only is nature conservation successful, but scaling up interventions could transform biodiversity loss.⬇️https://t.co/zAA2fcPUsW Via @UniofOxford https://t.co/LTsuJo6BoQ

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RT @NOAA: Flags have served as important symbols & identifiers throughout the world for thousands of years.

Find out about the origins of the first NOAA flag, & how it has evolved since the 19th century.

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#FlagDay https://t.co/zEiGplekEh

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The latest World Bank data reveal an upward trend in subsidies for green technology solar panels to electric vehicles, with a shift toward innovation and clean energy.

Check it out: https://t.co/9JhLx8C0jS https://t.co/7899cDCppQ

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The Mediterranean though only 1% of the global ocean surface, is home to 9% of the world's marine species. Such rich biodiversity calls for our commitment to protection🌊
Learn about @UfMSecretariat's action to protect our ecosystems: https://t.co/CeTLJUDIPW… @UNEPMAPNews https://t.co/liqBRJhFG7

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RT @unepwcmc: 📢🎊We are pleased to host the Nature Action Dialogues 2024🌿

The 2-day event will bring together leaders from the business and nature landscapes in the lead-up to the @UNBiodiversity COP16, to engage in discussions #ForNature🌎

For more details: https://t.co/F8uWFl8IRU https://t.co/SUAR64czYM

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