The International Environment Forum is contributing to Global Climate Change Week by alerting its members to recent scientific studies that show how critical it is to make a rapid transformation in our global energy system away from fossil fuels.
Being in nature is good for our health and well-being. Recent research is showing what happens in our brains and bodies when we interact with nature, as described in Kathy Willis' new book Good Nature. There are benefits from what we see, smell, hear and touch.
"Our Land. Our Future. We are #GenerationRestoration" is integral for a healthier, more sustainable planet, that is possible through collective action and intergenerational cooperation in restoring degraded lands and ecosystem.
Food accounting is crucial in ensuring a sustainable and efficient food system. Individuals, communities, and institutions must contribute in various ways to develop an effective food accounting system. 1 By doing so, they can help address challenges related to food waste, supply chain transparency, and environmental sustainability. Here are some ways in which these stakeholders can contribute to the development of a food accounting system:
Taking Action within a Minimum Living Standard (MLS) Accounting System
In a minimum living standard (poverty) accounting system, 1 there are various ways in which individuals, communities, and institutions can play a significant role in making a positive difference. By understanding the challenges faced by those living in poverty and working together, these stakeholders can improve the living standard and reduce poverty levels.
Pollution is a pressing global issue that affects the environment, human health, and the overall quality of life. To address this problem, it is crucial for individuals, communities, and institutions to actively participate in making a positive difference in pollution accounting systems. 1 By implementing effective strategies and taking collective action, we can work towards reducing pollution and promoting a sustainable future.
Biodiversity accounting 1 plays a crucial role in assessing and managing the health of ecosystems. Individuals, communities, and institutions can contribute in various ways to make a positive difference in this system. By actively participating in conservation efforts, promoting sustainable practices, and advocating for policy changes, these stakeholders can collectively foster the preservation and enhancement of biodiversity.