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- Over 100 million lakes dot the planet, holding most of the world’s surface freshwater. But many are drying, flooding, turning green or vanishing. What’s happening to one of Earth’s most vital ecosystems? Explore what can still be done: www.unep.org/news-and-sto...
- As extreme heat intensifies across India, public servant Supriya Sahu has been working at the forefront of efforts to help communities adapt to a warming climate in Tamil Nadu. More on this 2025 #EarthChamps: www.unep.org/championsofe...
- Starting today in Geneva, a new global science-policy panel begins its work on chemicals, waste and pollution. Pollution harms health, economies and ecosystems. This Panel brings science together to support smarter decisions and help #BeatPollution before harm happens: www.unep.org/isp-cwp
- Wetlands may often be overlooked, but they are essential to life. Wetlands store water during droughts, absorb floods, filter pollution and support livelihoods. This #WorldWetlandsDay, let us honour the traditional knowledge and cultural heritage that have protected wetlands for generations.
- If we can’t live without water, why are we poisoning our rivers? If we can’t live without forests, why are we cutting them down? If we can’t live without soil, why are we stripping it of life? We depend on nature, not the other way around. It's time we stop pushing our best ally to the brink.
- She watched a wetland die before she was old enough to understand why. Ahead of tomorrow’s #WorldWetlandsDay, see how Julie Mulonga is bringing new life to Africa’s wetlands and the people who depend on them. bit.ly/49KW4xd
- Grasslands, shrublands, and savannahs cover nearly half of our land and are rich in life and history. Now under threat, they need restoration, including preserving native plants, local knowledge, and sustainable practices. #GenerationRestoration info: ow.ly/JooQ50Y5ivT
