The Planetary Health Check explained by Levke Caesar
The ideal condition for humanity involves maintaining a “safe operating space” where the Earth’s life support systems remain stable.
Three pathways to achieve global climate and sustainable development goals
These pathways propose strategies to combat climate change, reduce poverty, and protect biodiversity, emphasizing the need for immediate action to avoid worsening environmental crises.
10 New Insights in Climate Science 2024: Heat surges risk ecosystem collapse
The report emphasizes the urgent need for decisive action to mitigate these risks and provides policymakers with critical insights for upcoming climate negotiations.
Earth exceeds safe limits: First Planetary Health Check issues red alert
The inaugural Planetary Health Check Report reveals that Earth has exceeded six out of nine critical Planetary Boundaries, signaling a red alert for planetary health.
38 trillion dollars in damages each year
Climate change is costing the world economy trillions and hitting tropical nations hardest. But everyone will be impacted.
Planetary Boundaries – defining a safe operating space for humanity
Climate change is one of three high-risk Planetary Boundaries transgressions.
Covid-19, climate change, armed conflicts: what is a global polycrisis?
‘the causal entanglement of crises in multiple global systems in ways that significantly degrade humanity’s prospects’
1.5°C pathways with fairness and global climate protection
A combination of producer and consumer-oriented measures can work together to rapidly reduce emissions.
CO2 emissions at record high
Global carbon dioxide emissions from fossil fuel use will amount to 36.8 billion tonnes in 2023, a record high that exceeds the 2022 level by 1.1%
