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15.01.25

We hit the temperature record. Now what? Reasons to (still) look forward to 2025 nature and climate action

15.01.25

Set sail: Using carbon credits to navigate the climate crisis in 2025

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Marina Silva - Brazil

Marina Silva, of Brazil, speaks COP 30 success: ‘Society and science are doing their part. Governments and companies are the ones who need to step up’

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14.01.25

Southern California faces particularly dangerous fire weather

Hayley Smith Los Angeles Times

13.01.25

Brazil startup partners with agro firm to reforest degraded Amazon land

Gabriel Araujo Reuters

13.01.25

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Los Angeles tree advocates hope their vital work recovers from devastating fires

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Nature4Climate voices

It is very important to not only be carbon neutral, but also to be nature positive. We must act now.”

Iván Duque Márquez
Former President of Colombia

I think we’ve run out of time. This is the decadal challenge, and those of us alive can begin to change the course and put us back on the right track.”

Christiana Figueres
Former Executive Secretary of the UNFCCC
and Founding Partner at Global Optimism

My government has pledged to protect this biodiversity—to protect our flora and fauna communities. And for that we have taken up the challenge to plant ten billion trees.”

Imran Khan
Former Prime Minister, Islamic Republic of Pakistan

We must together think but also act differently. As conserving nature is not just a moral issue, but it is also a question of survival.”

Uhuru Kenyatta
Former President of the Republic, Kenya

In the fight against climate change, in our struggle to reach the goals of the Paris Agreement, there is simply no viable pathway without protecting the world’s forests.”

Eron Bloomgarden
Executive Director, Emergent

We know that our only chance to have a possibility of liveable environment with functioning life support systems on a stable planet is if we become stewards of both nature and climate, as an integrated whole.”

Johan Rockström
Chief Scientist, Conservation International and Co-Director of the Potsdam Institute

While the loss of nature might often seem far away, it connects all of us, causing disruption, devastation and hardship.”

Elizabeth Maruma Mrema
Executive Secretary, Convention on Biological Diversity

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Nature4Climate (N4C) is a global coalition of environmental organizations dedicated to promoting nature’s role in tackling the climate crisis and fostering a nature-positive future.

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