Glacier preservation is a survival strategy. ❄️ Reducing emissions... and managing meltwater wisely is key to protecting people and the planet. 🌐 #WorldWaterDay #WorldGlaciersDay #Glaciers2025 #ActNowshow more

The #ParisAgreement has sparked an energy revolution, creating opportunities... for nations and businesses to invest in renewable energy, boosting jobs & prosperity. Protecting our planet is both the right and smart choice. Let's keep the promise. #ActNowshow more

Biodiversity supports every part of human life, from food... production and medicines to jobs, recreation & a livable climate. People cannot thrive on a planet that is in crisis. This is why we need to #ActNow, for our present and our future.show more

The Glacier series upgradable firearms are here! 🥶 The... Glacier - M416, Glacier - AKM, and the new Cryofrost Shard - UMP45 have been added to the Event Shop. Which is your favorite? ❄️ 📲 #PUBGMOBILE #PUBGMGILTSETWinter #PUBGMOBILEC5S15show more

Every year, 10M hectares of forests are lost—fueling climate... change and destroying biodiversity. 🌳 Protecting these precious ecosystems could slash emissions by 4 gigatonnes annually. The solutions exist. It’s time to #ActNow for a sustainable future:show more

High-speed rail is coming to Canada, creating 51,000 jobs,... reducing emissions, and adding $35 billion to the economy every year. Great news for Canada!show more

“Starship is the key to making life multiplanetary and... protecting the light of consciousness. Elon Muskshow more

Reducing methane emissions is one of the fastest, most... cost-effective ways to cut pollution, fight climate change, and strengthen Canada’s economic competitiveness. Today, we introduced new measures to reduce those emissions across the country with made-in-Canada solutions.show more

It was great seeing so many people marching and... supporting the most important cause on the planet - the preservation of life! May the Lord continue to bless and keep us.show more

Coal is the single largest contributor of global warming.... By phasing out coal, we can reduce emissions, protect public health, and halt the progression of climate change. Today’s closure of the Ratcliffe-on-Soar Power Station, the last coal plant in the UK, is a monumental step for the UK to fulfill its commitment to reducing greenhouse gas emissions and reaching net-zero by 2050.show more

From the fresh air we breathe to the calming... sights & sounds – nature is essential for physical & mental well-being. Yet nature is in crisis. #HappinessDay is a reminder to #ActNow for a healthy planet & a better future for all.show more

.@Symbrosia is leading the charge in sustainability in Hawaii.... On #TheEcopreneurs, see how they're using red seaweed to reduce emissions from the livestock industry and are creating a healthier planet. Stream free:show more

Florida has shown the country that protecting your people... and their rights is the blueprint to success.show more

Carbon credits are a key component of national and... global attempts to mitigate the growth in concentrations of greenhouse gasses (GHGs). The basic idea behind carbon credits is to use market mechanisms to control emissions. Carbon credits can be bought and sold on carbon markets, and this trading helps to set a price on carbon. The carbon credit system was established under the Kyoto Protocol and is now a key component of many emissions trading schemes around the world. By putting a price on carbon, the system aims to encourage the transition to a low-carbon economy and help mitigate the impacts of climate change, effectively making it more expensive to pollute. #SaveSoilshow more

Nature is unforgiving. A snow leopard and an ibex... clash on a treacherous snowy slope, tumbling down the mountain in a brutal battle for survival. 🏔️❄️show more

This is the Wii Towai tribe in the highlands... of Papua New Guinea, guardians of a sacred waterfall that is believed to hold ancestral spirits and life-giving power. They protect this water not only for survival, but because it represents fertility, balance, and the spiritual bond between the living, their ancestors, and the land. Defending the waterfall is an act of cultural preservation and environmental stewardship — to protect the water is to protect their identity, history, and future.show more

Big cats do not play with their prey to... be cruel. Instead, it is a smart survival strategy to tire out the animal, and lower the risk of getting hurt when the predator goes for the kill!show more

Big cats do not play with their prey to... be cruel. Instead, it is a smart survival strategy to tire out the animal, and lower the risk of getting hurt when the predator goes for the kill!show more