December 12, 2022, Montreal, Canada – Eighty-three national and international organizations from forty countries have released an open letter calling on the parties to the United Nations Conference on Biodiversity (CBD) to say no to geoengineering and yes to protecting biodiversi
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Eighty-three national and international organizations from forty countries have released an open letter
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No to climate geoengineering! Open call to CBD Parties and CBD Secretariat
The United Nations Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) took a groundbreaking decision by addressing geoengineering and its potential impacts on biodiversity and people early on.
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An interview with Christine von Weizsäcker of ECOROPA
COP15: An interview with Christine von Weizsäcker
by Zahra Moloo
(Click on the link below to listen to the interview.)
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Establishing Technology Horizon Scanning, Assessment & Monitoring in the Post-2020 Global Biodiversity Framework
TIME: 18.15, Wednesday, December 7 2022
LOCATION: Business and Industry Organizations Meeting Room
Light refreshments will be served
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Three targets in the Global Biodiversity Framework that could impact our planet's future
As newspaper headlines that warn of the increasing numbers of animal and plant life facing extinction become ever more urgent, delegates have begun to trickle into the Palais de Congres in downtown Montreal for the COP 15 glob
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Deployment of Agricultural Digitalization in Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines
Digital agriculture is the application of digital tools and business models integrated with digital technologies across the agricultural-food (agri-food) chain.
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You can listen to this 5-minute mini-podcast (in English) here.
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Geoengineering comprises a set of technologies that include interventions on land, in the oceans, or in the atmosphere.
Geoengineering – the large-scale and intentional technological manipulation of the planet’s climate – is creeping onto the agenda and into the processes of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) despite multiple concerns about potential environmental and social impacts
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Get the latest with Neth Daño, Silvia Ribeiro and Niki Martinez
Under the radar of many people and governments, several risky geoengineering techniques are being considered at UN climate negotiations. Most are speculative technologies that could cause even more climate chaos and function as a costly distraction from real solutions.
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