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Format, theres a lot more buy in. >> why i care about this is, wasnt the seafood that i know, love and eat today to be around for my kids. without seafood watch and without conservation efforts like this, thats not guaranteed anymore. seafood watch is the most recognized seafood rating program. its an innovative and extremely effective solution to a worldwide problem. i not only love her passion for this, she grew up around the water. shes a diver. im a diver. when you are under the water and in...

Recognized seafood rating program. its an innovative and extremely effective solution to a worldwide problem. i not only love jens passion for this, she grew up around the water. shes a diver. im a diver, and when you are under this water and youre in this magical aquatic world, you realize really how small we are in their enormous world but also the outsized impact that human activity has had on really what are defenseless creatures. and the need for jens work couldnt more urgent than it is rig...

Are eroding the coastline here, and its a problem that more and more cities around the world are having to face. now, injust under two months, global leaders will be meeting for the climate summit cop26 in scotland. top of the agenda will be their response to the uns intergovernmental panel on climate change. the ipcc has warned that human activity is changing our climate in unprecedented and sometimes irreversible ways. global leaders will have the opportunity to act fast and in concert. but wh...

And its a problem that more and more cities around the world are having to face. now, injust under two months, global leaders will be meeting for the climate summit cop26 in scotland. top of the agenda will be their response to the uns intergovernmental panel on climate change. the ipcc has warned that human activity is changing our climate in unprecedented and sometimes irreversible ways. global leaders will have the opportunity to act fast and in concert. but what are some of the key challenge...

0h, oh, beautiful football! what oh, beautifulfootball! what a great goal! hello and welcome to lagos — nigerias commercial hub. im mayenijones, the bbc�*s correspondent here. now, lagos is africas most populous city, but its also one of the most vulnerable to rising sea levels and floods. human activity and climate change

Human activity and climate change are eroding the coastline here, and its a problem that more and more cities around the world are having to face. now, injust under two months, global leaders will be meeting for the climate summit cop26 in scotland. top of the agenda will be their response to the uns intergovernmental panel on climate change. the ipcc has warned that human activity is changing our climate in unprecedented and sometimes irreversible ways. global leaders will have the opportunity ...

Fatal damage. these weather events are not new. we had flooding and hurricanes since the world began but its the increasing strength and frequency of these events that should scare you. human-made climate change is exacerbating extreme weather. you better get used to it because until we take tangible action to fight climate change things will get worse. we wasted decades arguing with and convincing people that climate change is real and that it is here. generally speaking most people today do ac...

The level of sophistication of the science now. we can do whats known as detection and attribution. it is a fancy way of saying we can do sort of a before/after comparison with the climate models. we run the climate models without the increase in carbon pollution from fossil fuel burning and run the models including the increase in car upon pollution. we see how often a particular extreme event happens in both cases. in many of the cases that youre talking about, what we see is that the event is...

A group of scientists headed by Northwestern University issued the harsh warning on Thursday, fearing that hotter, more acidic surfaces would make the planet's seas less suitable for marine life.

This week marks three years of the fridays for future climate protests. 185 countries, tens of thousands of events and one teenager at the center of it all. greta thunberg and 157 weeks on from gretas original school strike outside of the swedish parliament, the battle to hold world leaders accountable for their lack of action on climate change is as urgent as ever. the urgency laid bare by a report this month from the intergovernmental panel on climate change, the apcc it. found the earth will ...