10 Years On, Reflections on the Paris Agreement. 5. Air pollution is an effective and underused measure of - and lever for - the Paris Agreement
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#AirQuality is the forgotten ally of effective climate action.
Tackling #AirPollution could improve planetary health and save millions of lives, writes SEI York's Chris Malley.
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10 Years On. Reflections on the Paris Agreement. 11. The Paris Agreement's weakness is also its strength
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11. "The #ParisAgreement is a flawed creation, but also resilient. Even the twice-over withdrawal of the world's largest economy has yet to kill it."
It is governments, not the Agreement, who are failing on #ClimateAction, writes Katherine Browne: buff.ly/PRZ65ca
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📢 NEW PUBLICATION: Ten years after the Paris Agreement, it is clear that there are no credible pathways to tackle the climate crisis without trade and trade policies aligned with the Paris Agreement objectives.
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10 Years On, Reflections on the Paris Agreement. 10. The uphill battle of climate action: why multilateralism still matters.
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10. #ClimateChange is a global problem. Yet, in the current political landscape, the prospect of countries cooperating to support global goals has diminished.
Read Chloe Pottinger-Glass' take on the urgent necessity of multilateralism: www.sei.org/perspectives...
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9. A decade of mixed results has exposed limitations in the #NDC process, writes SEI's Silvia Ulloa.
The private sector, financial institutions, civil society and individuals can all demand more from climate planning and action: buff.ly/CuU247w
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10 Years On: Reflections on the Paris Agreement. 8. Humanity's next task: step up resilience to climate change risks
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8. "Adaptation without cooperation is an illusion", writes SEI's Katy Harris.
Discover why we need to demand greater international collaboration for effective #ClimateAdaptation at a time of accelerating risk: buff.ly/se9PTdP
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7. If we cannot trust global institutions and corporations to lead the way on #ClimateChange we must turn to trust in each other.
Find out why Janne Parviainen insists that #ClimateAction needs civil society groups and community engagement: www.sei.org/perspectives...
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6. #Adaptation is not an endpoint, but a process, says Andreas Hoy.
Cities are able identify their own vulnerabilities and produce adaptation plans, but they need data, finance and increased capacities to implement actions consistently and continuously ⤵️
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10 Years On, Reflections on the Paris Agreement. 4. How Europe can create an enabling environment for climate adaptation.
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4. Investment in adaptation and resilience needs to be seen as an investment into maintaining prosperity and competitiveness, rather than competing with these goals.
Heidi Tuhkanen explores how to finance and implement effective #ClimateAdaptation actions: buff.ly/HCaPmPd
10 Years On, Reflections on the Paris Agreement. 3. How to help climate action reach at-risk communities and lands
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3. How would you rate the #ParisAgreement? Research Fellow Alphayo Lutta has prepared a report card and the grades are not good.
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10 Years On, Reflections on the Paris Agreement. 2. It is the time of the forest!
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2. All countries have a part to play in protecting #Forests and #Biodiversity - a natural insurance against #ClimateChange.
Mónica Trujillo identifies three key priorities for action on this global environmental imperative: buff.ly/JEyVneB
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10 Years On, Reflections on the Paris Agreement. 1. Connecting climate actions with the issues that resonate in people's lives.
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1. Global talks have become detached from people's daily realities. The disconnect endangers the drive for just and equitable #ClimateAction, says Sara Vigil.
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1/2 Ten years on, the Paris Agreement remains a powerful symbol of hope and action. 🌍 Thanks to global cooperation, we’ve gone from a path of 4°C+ to 2.3°C but we must keep pushing. Climate neutrality demands ambition, fairness and trust in multilateralism. #ParisAgreement10
