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The Nature Conservancy s Jennifer Morris is an impatient optimist

Jennifer Morris started her storied career in conservation working with communities in rural Namibia, before going on to eventually helm some of the leading international conservation NGOs. In that time, Morris, now the CEO of The Nature Conservancy (TNC), has seen things change though “not fast enough” in terms of achieving equity and diversity in the conservation space. “For decades, protecting nature has come at the expense of the original stewards of land and waters or prioritized over addressing environmental impacts that disproportionately hurt underserved communities,” she says. In an interview with Mongabay founder Rhett A. Butler, Morris talks about the conservation sector’s long-overdue reckoning, the way the pandemic has shifted thinking about humanity’s relationship with the environment, and being an “impatient optimist.”

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MEI Climate Week - Trends in Green Finance in the Middle East and Lessons to be Learned from China

202-785-1141 ext. 202 The planet’s changing climate is a phenomenon that has become more vivid in recent years with the growing number of intense weather occurrences and rising temperatures. The MENA region is among the most impacted by climate change and its resultant challenges. In addition to the many social and humanitarian implications, the economic impact for the region is one that needs immediate attention. For a region that is heavily invested in traditional oil and gas sectors, the challenge for the region will be to transition sustainably quickly. This shift will require enormous amounts of capital, which governments cannot provide alone.

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MEI Climate Week 2021: Confronting Climate Crisis in the MENA Region

When Where Zoom Webinar In recognition of Earth Day on April 22, The Middle East Institute (MEI) is pleased to announce a week of special programming to highlight the expanse of impacts climate change has had in the Middle East. Exacerbating conflicts, displacement, and food and water security, the already dire climate crisis in the Middle East is approaching a critical point. What are the emerging initiatives across industries and geopolitical fault lines to prevent further insecurity and loss of life? How can cooperation across the region facilitate a more sustainable approach to green energy, economic development, agriculture, and governance? To address these challenges and more, MEI will bring together leading experts and advocates in the climate world in a series of panels, roundtable discussions, and interviews. Please register using the links below, and stay tuned for further updates to this program.

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The Brief: Gender alpha in Pakistan, Earth Day dealflow, Classy s capital, an inclusive next normal, Mosaic fellows, PhDs to VCs

The Brief: Gender alpha in Pakistan, Earth Day dealflow, Classy s capital, an inclusive next normal, Mosaic fellows, PhDs to VCs
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Close the funding gap - Chinadaily com cn

China Daily Global / 2021-04 / 20 / Page013 Close the funding gap By NIU HONGWEI | China Daily Global | Updated: 2021-04-20 00:00 China s environmental protection budget can be increased by drawing more investment from the private and civil sectors A report released by the Paulson Institute estimated that financial flows into global biodiversity conservation were $124 billion to $143 billion in 2019, only 0.12 percent to 0.14 percent of the global GDP. To reverse the decline in biodiversity by 2030, the report suggests that, globally, we need to spend $722 billion to $967 billion each year over the next 10 years. That puts the biodiversity financing gap at an average $711 billion per year, and current spending only accounts for a meager 15 percent of the finance needed.

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