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Hey everyone, We’re thrilled to share some exciting news! Our youth group has been diving deep into the world of climate policy, and we’re proud to announce our latest article on the importance of the Bonn Conferences. The Bonn Conferences are more than just meetings; they're transformative gatherings where the future of our planet is shaped. These conferences bring together global leaders, policymakers, and activists to forge strategies that address the urgent challenges of climate change. The discussions and decisions made at the Bonn Conference will have a profound impact on global economies and environmental policies. By setting ambitious targets and creating actionable plans, this conference aims to drive both economic growth and sustainability. Read João's full article to get a detailed look at how the Bonn Conference is shaping the future of climate policy: Let’s spread the word and take action together! Your involvement is crucial in creating a sustainable and prosperous future for all. 🌱 #YouthForClimate #Bonn2024 #Sustainability #ClimatePolicy #GlobalChange #EconomicImpact

🌎🌏🌍National Conference of Climate Change Brazilian 🇧🇷Research Network About Global Climate Change Date: June 18 to 20, 2024 From June 18 to 20, the 1ª National Climate Change Conference will bring together experts to discuss the impacts of global warming in Brazil, energy transition, biodiversity, climate effects on health, water resources and also the ability of cities to predict and resilience in the face of extreme events. The event is supported by the National Institute of Space Research (INPE). Promoted by the Brazilian Network of Research on Global Climate Change (Climate Network), the Conference will be held in hybrid format (face-to-face and online) at the CNPq Auditorium in Brasilia (DF). In addition to round tables on the research areas of the Network, there will be debates on Women and Climate Change; S&T Induction Policies for Climate Change; and 5ª National Communication to the Climate Convention. It is the first national conference organised by the Climate Network, established in 2007 by the Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation (MCTI) to meet the national needs of scientific knowledge on "global climate change" and to support Brazilian diplomacy in international negotiations on the subject. The Climate Network brings together more than one hundred researchers from all regions of the country, organised into 16 subnets that contemplate the transversality of the theme, and representatives of ministries and government agencies involved in the climate agenda. One of the objectives of the event is to evaluate the advances made by the Climate Network since its creation and what will be its next challenges. The conference will also address the contribution of Brazilian science to COP30, which will be held in 2025 in Belém (PA). For INPE, society and decision makers need to be aware of the importance of scientific knowledge about the climate agenda, showing that science and technology are fundamental to the construction of a more sustainable future. https://lnkd.in/dZYbeyaw

🌍 On the International Day against Climate Change, Mastercard reveals new results from its 2023 Sustainability Barometer that show that 86% of the Portuguese people are concerned about climate change.   Some conclusions from the study 👇   • 🌡️ The two effects that the Portuguese consider to be most significant were the increase in average temperatures, indicated by 38% of those interviewed, and the drought, which intensified this summer (37%)   • ⚠️ 97% believe the effects of climate change will worsen in the future   • 🌳 The majority is willing to adopt measures to help mitigate the effects of climate change and offset their carbon footprints - 63% were available to participate in reforestation or tree planting initiatives, 💧 41% to contribute to cleaning water resources, such as seas and rivers, and 40% to clean parks or areas in their communities.   •📈 Almost half (48%) believe that companies should be responsible for their impacts on climate change   Find out more about the study at https://bit.ly/3s3duC6   #Sustainability #InternationalDayAgainstClimateChange 

🌍 On the International Day against Climate Change, Mastercard reveals new results from its 2023 Sustainability Barometer that show that 86% of the Portuguese people are concerned about climate change.   Some conclusions from the study 👇   • 🌡️ The two effects that the Portuguese consider to be most significant were the increase in average temperatures, indicated by 38% of those interviewed, and the drought, which intensified this summer (37%)   • ⚠️ 97% believe the effects of climate change will worsen in the future   • 🌳 The majority is willing to adopt measures to help mitigate the effects of climate change and offset their carbon footprints - 63% were available to participate in reforestation or tree planting initiatives, 💧 41% to contribute to cleaning water resources, such as seas and rivers, and 40% to clean parks or areas in their communities.   •📈 Almost half (48%) believe that companies should be responsible for their impacts on climate change   Find out more about the study at https://bit.ly/3s3duC6   #Sustainability #InternationalDayAgainstClimateChange 

🌍 On the International Day against Climate Change, Mastercard reveals new results from its 2023 Sustainability Barometer that show that 86% of the Portuguese people are concerned about climate change.   Some conclusions from the study 👇   • 🌡️ The two effects that the Portuguese consider to be most significant were the increase in average temperatures, indicated by 38% of those interviewed, and the drought, which intensified this summer (37%)   • ⚠️ 97% believe the effects of climate change will worsen in the future   • 🌳 The majority is willing to adopt measures to help mitigate the effects of climate change and offset their carbon footprints - 63% were available to participate in reforestation or tree planting initiatives, 💧 41% to contribute to cleaning water resources, such as seas and rivers, and 40% to clean parks or areas in their communities.   •📈 Almost half (48%) believe that companies should be responsible for their impacts on climate change   Find out more about the study at https://bit.ly/3s3duC6   #Sustainability #InternationalDayAgainstClimateChange 

🌍 On the International Day against Climate Change, Mastercard reveals new results from its 2023 Sustainability Barometer that show that 86% of the Portuguese people are concerned about climate change.   Some conclusions from the study 👇   • 🌡️ The two effects that the Portuguese consider to be most significant were the increase in average temperatures, indicated by 38% of those interviewed, and the drought, which intensified this summer (37%)   • ⚠️ 97% believe the effects of climate change will worsen in the future   • 🌳 The majority is willing to adopt measures to help mitigate the effects of climate change and offset their carbon footprints - 63% were available to participate in reforestation or tree planting initiatives, 💧 41% to contribute to cleaning water resources, such as seas and rivers, and 40% to clean parks or areas in their communities.   •📈 Almost half (48%) believe that companies should be responsible for their impacts on climate change   Find out more about the study at https://bit.ly/3s3duC6   #Sustainability #InternationalDayAgainstClimateChange  

🌍 ACR+, member of the climate chance coalition, had the chance to participate to the 2 days summit on local authorities climate adaptation organised by Climate Chance and Wallonia region in the framework of the Belgian Presidency of the Council of the European Union 2024. Various sessions focused on some of the topics that are at the centre of ACR+ actions: renovation of buildings, public procurement, green cities, and sustainable food systems.   🏙️ The role of local and regional authorities to guide adaptation strategies has been at the centre of the different discussions. The effects of climate change on cities call for multidisciplinary actions that can make our territories resilient.   🤝 Most importantly, the summit was concluded by the signature of the Liège Declaration, a collective and ambitious roadmap, an important and decisive step in the work of the Belgian Presidency of the Council of the EU. The key messages will be conveyed to the European institutions with a view to a renewed and strengthened European Green Pact after 2024.   ✒️ ACR+ proudly signed it and will keep working with its members on raising awareness, fighting climate change, and contribute to accelerating the transition towards a climate neutral European Union, through circular economy.   Read the Declaration on Liège here: https://lnkd.in/dnJCRnrp

Visão Verde invited the CIIMAR researchers Irina Gorodetskaya and Ana Bio to write an opinion article on climate change in the remote polar regions. ❄️ The article takes a broad perspective, covering everything from the melting of ice sheets to rising sea levels, as well as the impacts these changes have on Portugal. 👉 Read the article here: https://lnkd.in/dJ5R-rgB #CIIMARnews

Climate is a top priority for companies, increasingly considered in strategic business decisions with long-term thinking and the involvement of all stakeholders. In a bylined article for Forbes Argentina, Maximiliano Bona, head of Aon in Argentina, highlighted the effects of the environmental conditions in the region as well as insights from Aon’s Global Catastrophe Recap for Q2 2023, reinforcing how it is essential to collaboratively address Environmental, Social and Governance efforts across all levels of an organization. Click here to read the full article: https://aon.io/3KFQbEA