什么是“自然受益” ,为什么这是我们未来的关键?
七国集团(G7)领导人呼吁全世界实现净零排放与自然受益。
Present: Special Presidential Envoy for Global Commons of University of Tokyo, Professor and Director for Center for Global Commons at University of Tokyo. Former: CEO of GEF and Deputy Vice-Minister of Finance of Japan, Country Director, World Bank; positions at the International Monetary Fund and Harvard Institute for International Development. Co-chair of Future Council for Japan, World Economic Forum. Member of China Council for International Cooperation on Environment and Development. Member of the Leadership Council, UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network. Board member of UN Foundation, Board member of ClimateWorks Foundation, Board member of EAT Forum, Board member of IGES.
七国集团(G7)领导人呼吁全世界实现净零排放与自然受益。
G7 leaders called for the world to be nature positive - which means enhancing the resilience of our planet and societies to halt and reverse nature loss.
気候変動、異常気象、生物多様性の損失、海洋資源の乱獲や土壌の浸食という私たちが現在直面する環境災害の多くは、地球システムと経済システムという2つのシステムの衝突の結果です。私たちは、これまで私たちの文明を支えてきた完新世を離れ、人類が地球システムに圧倒的な影響を与える地質時代、人新世に突入した可能性があると地質学者は主張しています。
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