WePlanet Norge

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WePlanet Norge er en miljøvernsorganisasjon og den norske delen av @weplanetint.bsky.social https://linkat.blue/weplanetnorway.org

Europe is investing in a climate resilience strategy for member states. It requires countries to complete national climate risk assessments and to submit strategic resilience plans. Plans must align with a shared warming trajectory: 1.5°C by 2030, 2°C by 2050, 3°C by 2100. shorturl.at/9u3QH

€70 billion a year: EU’s new plan to climate-proof Europe

The EU unveils a €70B annual plan to adapt infrastructure to climate risks, with new laws and digital tools to counter extreme weather.

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If international agreement to end krill fishing can't be reached at this year's CCAMLR meeting, we're calling on Environment Minister Murray Watt to ban the import and sale of krill products in Australia.

Lonnie Thompson explains how the ice cores his team has collected from ice fields around the world have stories and lessons for us about microbes stored deep within ice, sometimes for up to 500,000 years. Watch or listen to the full episode on our YouTube channel --> shorturl.at/2uSwf

Click to see what magnificent creature @georgemonbiot.bsky.social is witnessing from his sea kayak off the coast of South Devon. Tune into this week's podcast episode of Saving the World from Bad Ideas with host Mark Lynas, airing Thurs. 9am CEST, where George dives into his love for this animal.

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Producing meat currently requires vast amounts of land, contributes to deforestation and leaves our food system vulnerable to extreme weather and disease. Cultivated meat offers another way: real meat, with the potential for a much smaller environmental footprint.

We tried cultivated meat.

What is cultivated meat, how does it taste, and could growing real meat without raising and slaughtering animals help build a more sustainable and resilient food system?

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Earth is getting darker—and hotter. As glaciers melt and reflective cloud cover declines, our planet absorbs more of the Sun's energy. One surprising reason? Cleaner air means fewer aerosols that help form reflective clouds. Climate is full of crazy feedback loops. #WePlanet #ClimateScience

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Heatwaves don't just put people at risk — they also make it harder for nature to do its job. As temperatures rise, plants become less efficient at photosynthesis, reducing their ability to absorb CO2 just when we need it most. actu.epfl.ch/news/heatwav...

Heatwaves hinder photosynthesis

An EPFL study shows that tropical forests regularly exceed the temperatures at which photosynthesis begins to fail, threatening the planet's ability to absorb carbon dioxide.

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Record summer temperatures are wreaking havoc in Europe — but we don't have to accept a fatalistic view of the future. We're not locked in yet. There is still so much to save. It's a call to action for our governments to get comfortable with new climate approaches and technologies ASAP.

European State of the Climate: record heatwaves from the Mediterranean to the Arctic, while glaciers shrink and snow cover declines

Rapid warming in Europe is reducing snow and ice cover, while dangerously high air temperatures, drought, heatwaves and record ocean temperatures are affecting regions from the Arctic to the…

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Earth, seen from the far side of the moon. We are the only species that can look back at this planet and understand what we're seeing — fragile, magnificent, precious. That awareness is a gift. We have the tools. We have the ingenuity. The future is what we choose. 🌍

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As we face the second global energy crisis in five years, remember: the clean energy transition is also an energy security transition. Nuclear, wind, solar and hydro make us less exposed to authoritarian regimes and global shocks. Electrification makes us more resilient.

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Power banks & solar/battery charging stations have been delivered to WePlanet Ukraine & their partner, Green Youth of Ukraine. Together they are working for a cleaner, better future for Ukraine even as Putin tries to destroy their country. None of it possible without our donors. Thank you.

This week @marklynas.bsky.social speaks with Dr. Sylvia Earle, legendary marine biologist & oceanographer. She takes us on a journey from copper diving suite to the transformative technology of cell-cultured fish. Her message - we must choose the future we want. 🎙️Ep available now: link below.