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Congratulations to Cool Effect on celebrating 10 years of impact! 👏
Over the past decade, they have been an important partner to Worldview International Foundation and it was inspiring to mark this milestone together during Climate Week NYC
Warm wishes to founders Dee Lawrence and Richard H. Lawrence Jr., and wishing Jodi Manning every success as she leads Cool Effect into the future
I look forward to continuing our collaboration in the years ahead
#ClimateWeekNYC #CoolEffect #BlueCarbon #Mangroves
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What a day at #ClimateWeekNYC 🌎
At the Family Offices & Investors Summit, I joined 80+ family offices, leaders and innovators to explore how investment decisions today can shape a more resilient tomorrow
Honored to share the stage and highlight mangroves as a nature based solution that delivers for people, nature, and climate 🌱
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Just read an important whitepaper from the World Economic Forum on investing in mangroves — had to share it‼️
For anyone working in climate, nature, or sustainability, this is worth your time 🧵
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First planting of @WorldviewInter1 in Malaysia! 1st out of 5 million mangroves planted! 🌳🌳🌳 – at Vadhana, Thailand
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Kenya Forest Service launches national dialogue to restore mangroves
the-star.co.ke/news/realtime…
The dialogue also provides a platform for stakeholders to explore various strategies for rehabilitating and managing degraded mangrove areas.
In Kenya, mangrove forests are found in Lamu, Tana River, Kilifi, Mombasa and Kwale counties.
@CCF_Kenya
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Hurricanes threatening life of mangroves
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If there’s one thing we learned about hurricanes, it’s that mangroves protect our coastline and homes.
Now, it’s time for humans to step in and help the mangroves.
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A study in Nature projects that high-emitting countries will owe low- and middle-income nations $100-200 trillion by 2050 for the climate crisis they disproportionately caused. Read @TasneemEssop & @esbast's piece on the subject buff.ly/3KIWuqp
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💧 @WaterAidPress is calling for the new collective quantified goal on climate finance to have sub-goals for adaptation and loss and damage, as well as for the finance pot to have a direct channel to vulnerable communities. buff.ly/3VlnSA0
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No government has used the #JuneClimateMeetings as an opportunity to release an early NDC. Azerbaijan’s lead on Troika relations Rovshan Mirzayev said “some”, but “no more than 10”, are expected to be published by #COP29 in November. buff.ly/4elLEEw
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The #JuneClimateMeetings in Bonn ended in finger-pointing over their failure to move forward. @simonstiell warned of “a very steep mountain to climb to achieve ambitious outcomes” at #COP29 in Baku. climatechangenews.com/2024/0…
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How dredging hurt Lamu mangroves, livelihoods the-star.co.ke/news/big-read… via @thestarkenya
Loss of corals and fishing led to Sh1bn lawsuit against the state
In Summary
• Mangroves are salt-tolerant trees and shrubs in the intertidal regions of the coast
• Lamu has the most mangrove forests but dredging for port destabilised marine life
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Bad News: Record Oil Imports into China in 2023 cleantechnica.com/2024/04/16… via @cleantechnica
China is well known as the world’s leading electric vehicle (EV) market. More than half of the world’s EV sales have occurred there in recent years. It is a standard of the rapid, uplifting EV revolution. In 2023, 25% of auto sales in China were sales of full electric vehicles. Nonetheless, that does mean 75% of sales were not full electric vehicles, and almost all of the oil-fueled vehicles already on the road in China remained there as well. At the end of the year, that meant, unfortunately, that China used a lot of oil. In fact, research shows that China imported a record amount of crude oil in 2023.
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Global concentrations of carbon dioxide, methane and nitrous oxide climbed to unseen levels in 2023, underlining climate crisis
theguardian.com/environment/…
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The socioecomonic value of mangroves in the Western Indian Ocean
Mangrove forests:
🌳 serve as carbon sinks
💧 protect coastline communities
🌴 provide an abundant source of food
🌊 uplift the health and well-being of communities
🌱 and more!
Learn more from this doc 👇 mangrovealliance.org/wp-cont…
Via @Mangroves @iucn @wwf @WetlandsInt
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Top Fossil Fuel Ad Ban Critic Runs Group That Got $450K from Oil Company scl.io/ZkRToRa via @DeSmog
After NDP member of Parliament Charlie Angus introduced a bill in February proposing to ban misleading fossil fuel advertising in Canada, the oil and gas advocate Stephen Buffalo wrote an incendiary National Post column attacking the legislation.
Buffalo, a member of the Samson Cree Nation, called Bill C-372 the “most egregious attack on civil liberties in recent Canadian history” and “a direct assault on Indigenous peoples.” He compared it to the Indian Act of 1876, a notorious federal law that attempted to erase the culture of First Nations peoples. His column ricocheted across the internet, where it was shared or referenced by industry groups, conservative columnists and rightwing politicians, including federal Conservative Party leader Pierre Poilievre.
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U.S. Crude Oil Exports Reached a Record in 2023 cleantechnica.com/2024/03/20… via @cleantechnica
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Biden–Harris Administration Announces $180 Million Investment in School Energy Infrastructure as Part of Investing in America Agenda cleantechnica.com/2024/03/20… via @cleantechnica
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The ultimate guide to the Voluntary Carbon Market
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Businesses are increasingly under pressure from society to address climate change, uphold corporate social responsibility, and commit to achieving net-zero emissions. One way they can do so is by buying carbon credits from projects that reduce or remove climate emissions.
In the realm of Carbon Markets, carbon credits are primarily traded within the Voluntary Carbon Market (henceforth VCM). In this article, we take a closer look at this market segment, breaking down our discussion into six sections:

















