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Helping Nature help itself
Helping Nature help itself
Nature-based solutions are gaining momentum as a way to reduce the impact of climate change and other threats to biodiversity.
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21 Dec 2020 at 12:30
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Decades of rapid economic growth and urbanisation have been marked by excessive exploitation of natural resources, particularly fossil fuels and forests, across the planet. The environmental and social consequences of such development are more evident than ever, especially in Asia.
Earth s climate is changing substantially, with disasters of all kinds wildfires, floods and storms increasing in intensity and damage. The harm to the environment and biodiversity has led to other consequences, from global migration to economic loss and hunger. ....

South Sumatra , Sumatera Selatan , Richard Whitcombe , Ogan Komering Ilir , Greta Thunberg , Jean Marc Roda , Myron Peck , Asia Pacific , Eugene Seah , Surbana Jurong Group , Royal Netherlands Institute For Sea Research , European Commission , United Nations , Singapore Institute Of International Affairs , World Wide Fund For Nature , European Union , International Union For Conservation Of Nature , Royal Netherlands Institute , Singapore Institute , International Union , European Green , Living Planet Report , World Wide Fund , Urban Greening Plan , French Agricultural Research Centre , International Development ,