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Between 2010 and 2020, human mortality from floods, droughts, and storms was 15 times higher in highly vulnerable regions, compared to regions with very low vulnerability. Climate justice matters. As #COP29 kicks off, learn why:

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Caroline Abrahamian1 year ago

Highly recommended read on #COP29

Samik1 year ago

#BoycottCop29 #FreeArmenianHostages

No Holds Bard 📚1 year ago

Knock off the geoengineering.

Lars Kamél1 year ago

The risk for a human being to be killed by extreme weather is now <1% of what it was 100 years ago. You don't like that trend?

Teera Menta1 year ago

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Fernando Zornitta1 year ago

ENVIRONMENTALISTS FIRST By Paulo & Fernando Zornitta ALL4P - PLANET, PEACE and PEOPLE By Paulo & Fernando Zornitta

Food Tank1 year ago

You are most welcome to join Food Tank at COP 29 in Baku. Here is our schedule of programming:

begie1 year ago

Climate-Religion a case for the insane asylum 🙂

GreatLife1 year ago

1. We do not affect the weather. 2. People want power over us, but they can only have power over us if we FREELY GIVE IT TO THEM. They will ask every day. DON'T GIVE THEM YOUR POWER OR MONEY.

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