Nearly half of humanity is living in the danger zone now. many ecosystems are at the point of no return now. unchecked current pollution is forcing the world s most vulnerable on a frog march to destruction now. our world is changing before our eyes. half of all the species assessed in the report are already moving in response to climate change, the report says. you see that here in the uk. flowers bloom earlier, for example. and of course, we depend on natural ecosystems for much of our food, water and clean air, so protecting them will be essential for all ourfutures, says the un. human communities need more protection too. landslides caused by flash floods killed nearly 200 people in brazil last month. the un warns the cascading impact of extreme weather events is already becoming increasingly difficult to manage. evidence, it says, of the urgent need to adapt to the hotter and more turbulent climate that is coming.
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California Institute of the Arts graduate Robert Perez (Music BFA 2015, MFA 2018) was named a recipient of the 2022 American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP) Herb Alpert Young Jazz Composer Award.