@benich.bsky.social
🌍 Climate comms | Former Communications Director, GoodPlanet Foundation 📈 Born in 351 PPM
"Associer compétitivité de notre industrie à la survie de notre planète. Ce n'est ni idéaliste, ni illusoire. C'est la seule voie possible" 👇
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⚡️ Lundi, sur France info, un «expert en politique énergétique» a attribué la géante panne électrique en Espagne et au Portugal aux énergies renouvelables, qu’il a qualifiées de «péril», sans contrediction de la journaliste.
@theomby.bsky.social revient sur la séquence repérée par @quotaclimat.org👇
Le public des médias Bolloré a été particulièrement exposé à la désinformation climatique durant le premier trimestre 2025, selon une étude de Quota Climat, Data For Good et Science Feedback, publiée ce matin. A contrario, RFI réalise un travail remarquable.
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128 cas avérés de désinformation climatique ont été détectés en seulement trois mois, soit une moyenne de 10 par semaine @quotaclimat.org
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📉 Newly added coal power capacity hit its lowest level in two decades. But even with the drop in new capacity, global coal power is still growing — and far off pace with climate goals according to @globalenergymon.bsky.social 👇 globalenergymonitor.org/report/boom-...
03.04.2025 08:38 — 👍 0 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0Dans ce courrier, l'entreprise doit assurer qu'elle « n'opère aucun programme faisant la promotion de la diversité, de l'équité et de l'inclusion »
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Last year, glaciers in Scandinavia, the Norwegian archipelago of Svalbard and North Asia experienced the largest annual loss of overall mass on record 👇
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“The case is being described by legal experts as a classic example of a Slapp – a form of civil litigation increasingly deployed by corporations, politicians and wealthy individuals to deliberately wear down and silence critics including journalists, activists and watchdog groups.”
20.03.2025 20:12 — 👍 4 🔁 1 💬 0 📌 0
Graphic with a misty forest background featuring the title '5 Facts About Forests from the IPBES Assessments.' The text lists five key facts: (1) 15% of global forests are managed by Indigenous Peoples & Communities, (2) deforestation is generally lower on Indigenous territories, (3) nearly 200 million people in the Asia-Pacific region depend on forests for meeting many of their needs, (4) global forest area is now approximately 68 per cent of the estimated pre-industrial level, and (5) tropical forests cover 10% of all land area and represent about half of global species richness. The IPBES logo is in the top-right corner.
🌳 5 key facts about forests from the @ipbes.net Assessments! 🌍🌿🧪
Forests are vitally important for people, #biodiversity and the planet. But forest area is dwindling. Learn more from the latest findings!
#ForestDay
🌍What role does the financial sector play in supporting nature? 🧪
The Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework calls on banks, insurers & investors to:
💰 Align financial flows with nature
📊 Assess & disclose nature-related risks
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🗞️ UNEP
« La grande majorité des Américains comprennent la réalité des effets du changement climatique et le fait qu’ils se font sentir dès maintenant. Notre capacité à contribuer à la compréhension de ses impacts sur notre société sera compromise »
www.goodplanet.info/2025/03/14/l...
The #influencer industry's market value is estimated at $23 billion in 2025, with projections reaching $71 billion by 2032, yet tax rules remain unclear for this growing sector. buff.ly/qwSDVBt
By Sarah Webber @universityofdayton.bsky.social; Kaitlin Newkirk @xavier.edu
🌎 Sharing positive news - Ozone recovery is going strong, and it’s due to human actions 👇
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🌎 Sharing positive news - Ozone recovery is going strong, and it’s due to human actions 👇
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Repoussé, différé, le plan national d'adaptation au changement climatique est désormais lancé 👇
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If it comes into force, President Donald Trump’s executive order ending birthright citizenship could have consequences for people and processes in the US and abroad.
05.03.2025 19:48 — 👍 2 🔁 2 💬 0 📌 0
Défendre les sciences et les humanités, la liberté académique et l’Université, comme piliers d’une société démocratique
www.universite-paris-saclay.fr/actualites/s...
Stand up for science Nord :
*Lille*
17h30 – Déambulation dans les rues de Lille.
12h30 - Rassemblements : Cité scientifique, Pont de Bois, Lille Moulins.
*Amiens*
13h30 – Rassemblement Faculté des Arts.
*Compiègne*
16h30 – Discussions. Université de technologie - Amphi 106 - Centre B. Franklin.
Pour en savoir plus sur le mouvement @standupforscience.bsky.social en France : standupforscience.fr/qui-sommes-n...
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Electricity map, la carte en temps réel des émissions de CO2 des systèmes électriques (et d'autres informations) s'étend à la Chine et couvre la plupart des pays. Devinette : quels sont les pays en verts, donc les plus vertueux pour le climat, et pourquoi ? app.electricitymaps.com/map/72h/hourly
03.03.2025 15:40 — 👍 27 🔁 9 💬 2 📌 0
Infographic titled "INVESTING IN PEOPLE AND PLANET: The Cost of Inaction vs. The Value of Protection" with blue/white color scheme on a solar panel background. Five key sections with yellow icons: MISALIGNED PRIORITIES: Currently ~$7 trillion annually goes to biodiversity-harmful activities versus ~$200 billion for nature protection. HIDDEN COSTS: Lists annual figures including ~$10-25 trillion in negative externalities from fossil fuels/agriculture/fisheries, ~$5.3 trillion in biodiversity-damaging financial flows, ~$1.7 trillion in harmful subsidies, and ~$100-300 billion in illegal wildlife trade. WHY IT MATTERS: States that over ~50% of global GDP (~$58 trillion) depends on nature, noting disproportionate impacts on developing countries. URGENCY OF ACTION: Notes that 10-year delay in biodiversity protection could double costs, while climate action delays could add ~$500 billion yearly in adaptation costs. INVESTMENT GAP: Shows ~$0.3-1 trillion annual biodiversity protection funding gap and ~$4+ trillion needed yearly for SDGs related to water, food, health and climate. Source cited as IPBES Nexus Assessment. IPBES logo visible in top right corner.
💡#DYK 50% of global GDP depends moderately to highly on nature?🌍
Every dollar spent on conservation today can prevent more costly damages tomorrow.🌳
On #WorldWildlifeDay, CITES asks us to invest in our shared future!💪🧪
Learn more w/ @ipbes.net infographic ⤵️
