The Millenium Development Goals, agreed to by every member country of the United Nations in 2000, call for the worldwide eradication of poverty and hunger, universal education, gender equality and huge improvements in health by 2015: two years ago!!
Can we do this without making the planet warmer?
Let's think big and imagine how we can confront the climate crisis in a way that is realistic about the other major problems that we face as a planet and as a species on it.
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Cleaner Development Practices
Clean development refers to the implementation of sustainable and environmentally friendly practices in order to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and combat climate change. To start clean development, individuals and organizations can first conduct an audit to identify areas of improvement in their daily activities, such as energy usage, transportation, and waste management. From there, they can implement changes such as using renewable energy sources, reducing single-use plastics, and promoting eco-friendly transportation options. Additionally, governments can create policies and incentives to encourage clean development practices and promote the use of renewable energy sources. By starting with small changes and making a concerted effort towards sustainable practices, we can work towards combatting climate change and creating a more sustainable future.