Humanity Is Still Doing More Harm than Good to Nature
Early this year there was a UN conference was held to discuss how to better help the world in its climate crisis. Panelists and speakers that were brought on stressed the urgency of addressing the triple emergency threatening the planet — climate change, biodiversity loss, and the threats posed by pollution and waste. Inger Andersen, Under-Secretary-General and Executive Director of the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) stressed the importance of a healthy environment to sustain current and future development opportunities. Through scientific advancement, we can better see what is wrong with the world and how if more is not done to help the world it will be its doom. The Stolkhom+50 panelist members have stressed that there is still hope only if the international community acts together. They acknowledged that times may be bleak but it is still not over yet. The Stockholm+50 encourages all to contribute and help shape the future together. You can help! Donate here: https://ww