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🇵🇪 En el Perú, el fuego tiene causas humanas, y el clima agudiza la situación. Actualmente, diversas regiones están en llamas. Simultáneamente. Bomberos forestales y comunidades locales están reuniendo esfuerzos para mitigar y atenuar la velocidad con la que estos avanzan. En este post, hablamos puntualmente de la situación en Cusco, Áncash, Puno y Satipo, gracias a la opinión y comentario del Ing. Agroforestal @stefano.fieldnotes quien además señala la importancia de la prevención como medida de resiliencia. Asimismo, compartimos la iniciativa de @perupendiente quienes están ofreciendo ayuda, a través de sus cuentas, y así asistir a las personas que están actuando en el territorio. Ayúdanos compartiendo. by @climaresilient
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⚡️ We attended “Lima con Energía”, which took place in Lima, Peru. In mid-September, at the Ministry of Culture, there was a discussion about the importance of the energy transition, but it left us with such a big questions, like: Who benefits from it? Who is developing it? How is it being carried out? Is there such a thing as a real ‘just’ transition? and much more. All of this takes place within the complex Peruvian context, where access to energy should be a right for everyone. 👏🏼 We’re beyond grateful to the people who extended this invitation to us and also congratulate the organizers for a day full of great food, amazing projects and takeaways. by @climaresilient
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12 days ago
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⚠️ It’s not easy to tell the story of illegal gold mining in South America. Over the past decade, the defense of territories, the visibility of Indigenous leaders and media coverage of this issue have grown so much. 🚨 Yet, there is a great part of the story we are forgetting to tell: Illegal gold mining wouldn’t exist without foreign markets willing to pay for that gold. In that line, this is not just a story about defending territories and protecting the places we love; It’s also about the crimes that this illegal practice unleashes : Human trafficking, contract killings, extortion and many others. And, of course, this is even more concerning when these crimes spread to cities and literally take over entire countries. So yeah, this is about much more than just nature and biodiversity - right now South America is suffering while the countries that are part of this “value chain” continue to perpetuate that suffering. 🎬 Inviting you all to watch the full film now available on YouTube! Share it as widely as possible. Talk about it. And most importantly, keep the conversation going! #protectwhatyoulove #defendthedefenders by @climaresilient
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22 days ago
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⚖️🌱 A few weeks ago, Peru’s Constitutional Court decided to ban the sale of pesticides like glyphosate, for both agricultural and domestic use, after proving their harmfulness. This climate victory was achieved after several years in which the farming and consumer community of Apurímac filed a lawsuit against the government. The government listened and addressed the urgent need to take responsibility for this and other types of chemicals that affect not only the planet but also our health. 🇺🇸 However, in the United States, Donald Trump recently nominated Heidi Overton to lead the FDA. She is known for her policy advocacy on the use of pesticides, and especially on glyphosate, the main component in RoundUp, a Bayer Corp. product. This is not only raising suspicion among the people who voted for Trump in 2024, but also within his own base known as MAHA (Make America Healthy Again), led by RFK Jr. Now the decision falls to the Senate and some politicians who have many questions on the table. 🤔 So what do you think? Should the U.S. be consistent in its decision for health and follow Peru’s example, or keep ignoring the warnings of science? Let us know in the comments below 👀 by @climaresilient
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a month ago
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En el año 2021, Sir David Attenborough, naturalista y divulgador científico, dijo frente al foro del G7 que “Enfrentar el cambio climático es ahora un reto tanto político como de comunicación.” Dos años más tarde, en el año 2023, la periodista de sostenibilidad Jacqui Merrington lo citó en el newsletter The Happy Journalist, y así se popularizó aún más la idea parafraseada. Hoy, tres años después, el tema parece más vigente que nunca. Especialmente en el contexto de ciudades… Cada vez que hablamos de cambio climático, desastres naturales, resiliencia o acción climática, caemos en la trampa de centrarnos únicamente en las consecuencia más que en la prevención. La prevención, como componente en la gestión de riesgo de desastres (RRD) no es para nada popular. Debe considerar una serie de factores como la amenaza, el contexto, la magnitud, comunidades vulnerables, ecosistemas y demás. Esto es: Relocación de poblaciones, rediseño del sistema urbano, infraestructura de ecosistemas naturales e incluso normas de regulación sobre la empresa privada. La prevención no inicia cuando ocurre el desastre, sino mucho antes. De ahí, la importancia de tener data actualizada sobre el estado de las cabeceras de cuenca, el cauce de los rios, los suelos habitables, el ordenamiento urbano e incluso el mapeo de comunidades en riesgo. La prevención es la acción climática más eficaz que tiene en manos un gobernante o gestor político/público. Todxs, repito, todxs, tenemos la responsabilidad de comunicar acciones climáticas con datos contrastables de la mano de la ciencia y expertos sobre lo que se debe y puede hacer. Solo así podremos decir que estamos atendiendo la crisis climática desde otro lugar. #accionclimatica #cambioclimatico In 2021, Sir David Attenborough (Naturalist and Broadcaster) told the G7 forum that “Tackling climate change is now as much a political and communications challenge.” Two years later, in 2023, sustainability journalist Jacqui Merrington quoted him in the newsletter The Happy Journalist, popularizing the paraphrased idea. Today, three years later, the issue feels more relevant than ever. Especially in the context of cities! Every time we talk by @climaresilient
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a month ago
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👀 Yes, you read that right. 🔬 Scientists confirm this by recreating the atmospheric conditions of the 1976 UK heatwave under today’s climate conditions. 🔎 The weather pattern was the same; what changed was the climate in which it occurred. That’s how they found out that the real reason for the rising temperatures was due to CO2 emissions from the fossil fuel industry. 👉🏼 Swipe to learn more. 🗣️The public debate needs to catch up with the narrative, as well as make infrastructure, and communities more resilient to the fossil-fueled climate change. 🔗 https://doi.org/10.64628/AB.mcur7cumt by @climaresilient
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2 months ago
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We will not be the generation that watched and did nothing. Every action matters for our shared home. 🌎🌍🌏 DISCLAIMER: This was created in Photoshop, not generated with AI. @angela_nikolau and @beerkus taken in Planet Earth by @climaresilient
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3 months ago
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🌆 ¿Sientes que la ciudad se está calentando cada vez más? Analizamos cómo el concreto y la falta de vegetación generan las peligrosas islas de calor urbana. 🏙️🔥 En el marco del #DíaDelMedioAmbiente, es vital impulsar la infraestructura verde y la movilidad activa para refrescar nuestras calles. 🌳🚲🚶‍♂️🍃 ¡Te invitamos a explorar Cool Cities Lab! Una plataforma de @wri_mexico que identifica zonas de altas temperaturas para apoyar proyectos de salud y mejora urbana. 🗺️🌡️✨ ¡Haz clic y conoce más! 👇 🔗 bit.ly/4uyzDmh #Urbanismo #CambioClimático #Ciudades #Movilidad 🏘️🌱🌍🔋 by @climaresilient
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4 months ago
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📍What happens here impacts there, and what happens there impacts here. 💭 It doesn’t help at all to view these as separate issues - we must to see it as what it is: a single ecosystem on the same planet. #tbt #wearenature by @climaresilient
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5 months ago
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Earth day is not just a celebration of what we love most – it’s an opportunity to consider how we should reshape our relationship with nature. These planetary boundaries are an alarm bell for what’s at stake, and what’s already been lost. An urgent shift away from fossil fuels is crucial to the future of planet ocean. Thank you to @futureswell creators to elevating this issue, and thank you to @planetarygdns @reearthinitiative for shining a light on it this earth month 🌍 by @climaresilient
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6 months ago
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A little over one week until #earthday — and the world is already moving. Events are happening, communities are organizing, and people just like you are taking action. Here are 12 simple things you can do for our planet. Want 50 more? They’re waiting for you in the linktree in our bio😉 #OurPowerOurPlanet #earthday2026 taken in Planet Earth by @climaresilient
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🏗️ Affordable, low-carbon housing in Catalonia? Let’s talk about it! 🇪🇺 Across Europe, the housing sector is in crisis: less than 3% of housing is social housing, and short-term rents have risen by 93% while wages have stagnated. However, a new housing system, that addresses inequality and climate change, is shaping Catalonia. They are successfully decarbonizing the urban environment and strengthening communities rather than displacing them. ✍🏼 But how did they do it—and what’s holding them back? Swipe to learn more. #lowcarbonhousing #socialhousingproject #affordability taken in Barcelona, Cataluña, España by @climaresilient
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