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3 ways to prevent the next pandemic with nature, according to science
From testing to hospitalizations to economic recovery efforts, responses to the COVID-19 pandemic are projected to cost the global economy US$ 5.6 trillion dollars this year.A new study published, the origin of several zoonotic illnesses, including COVID-19 and the 2003 SARS outbreak, states.3. Increase early virus detectionOn December 31, 2019, the first case of COVID-19 was confirmed, Mountains, Guyana (© Pete Oxford/iLCP)Further reading:Expert: To prevent pandemics like COVID-19
Pandemic crippling small-scale fishing worldwide, study finds
Demand for seafood has plummeted since COVID-19 lockdowns went into effect around the world.For the 260 million people who depend on the fishing industry for their livelihoods, that decline could, rangers can continue to work safely during the COVID-19 pandemic. For the isolated populations, pandemics like COVID-19, 'take care of nature'Study: Protect these places — or face climate doomWhat does COVID-19 have to do with nature? These 5 articles explain
People Need Nature - Speaker Series
discussion about the numerous ways COVID-19 has impacted Amazonia and the 30 million people who call it home, . How does COVID-19 impact Amazonia?A critical discussion about the numerous ways COVID-19 has impacted Amazonia and the 30 million people who call it home. Featuring: Chief, response to COVID-19. Reducing deforestation, monitoring disease spillover, restricting illegal, than current estimates of a two-year response to COVID-19. Reducing deforestation, monitoring disease
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Urban warming, platypus peril, climate costs: 3 stories you may have missed
, according to sciencePoaching, deforestation reportedly on the rise since COVID-19 lockdownsStudy: COVID-19 jeopardizing world's protected areas
Saving whitebark pines, shark sanctuary, climate-resilient vineyard: 3 stories you may have missed
on the rise since COVID-19 lockdownsStudy: COVID-19 jeopardizing world's protected areas
Coral-saving crabs, biodegradable plastic surge, iceberg collision: 3 stories you may have missed
to sciencePoaching, deforestation reportedly on the rise since COVID-19 lockdownsStudy: COVID-19 jeopardizing
Bovine seaweed snacks, rising seas, marmot comeback: 3 stories you may have missed
to sciencePoaching, deforestation reportedly on the rise since COVID-19 lockdownsStudy: COVID-19 jeopardizing world's
Airline industry clears forest-carbon credits for takeoff
was moving 4 billion passengers a year before the COVID-19 pandemic hit — can reach its stated goal, +'?Expert: To prevent pandemics like COVID-19, 'take care of nature'Forest carbon credits 'worse than
Wildlife crimes, nature investments, Indian Ocean overfishing: 3 stories you may have missed
Editor's note: News about conservation and the environment is made every day, but some of it can fly under the radar. In a recurring feature, Conservation News shares three stories from the past week that you should know about.1. China wildlife crime prosecutions up sharply after COVID-19 outbreak Government officials in China are cracking down on the illegal wildlife trade. The story: Over, to the COVID-19 pandemic — which is believed to have originated at a wild animal and fish market in Wuhan
Pandemic prevention, African oil, Antarctic krill concern: 3 stories you may have missed
Editor's note: News about conservation and the environment is made every day, but some of it can fly under the radar. In a recurring feature, Conservation News shares stories from the past week that you should know about.1. COVID-19 response and recovery A new report outlines five strategies to reduce the risk of future pandemics. The story: Co-authored by experts from more than 20, to protect nature? VoteExpert: To prevent pandemics like COVID-19, 'take care of nature'For Indigenous
Notes from the field: Sun-powered water, COVID and fishing, and more
has plummeted since COVID-19 lockdowns went into effect around the world — and small-scale fisheries, against COVID-19, many small-scale fishers in communities on Santa Cruz island of the Galápagos, have been
Surging emissions, raining plastic, pregnancy risks: 3 stories you may have missed
levels. The Story: As countries ease COVID-19 lockdown restrictions, global greenhouse gas, pandemics like COVID-19, 'take care of nature'Study: Protect these places — or face climate doomFor
Dying forests, shifting farms, planting 1 trillion trees: 3 stories you may have missed
, United States (© Welcomia)Further reading:Expert: To prevent pandemics like COVID-19, 'take care of nature'Study: Protect these places — or face climate doomWhat does COVID-19 have to do with nature
Coronavirus causes, virtual protests, aviation carbon offsets: 3 stories you may have missed
Editor's Note: News about conservation and the environment is made every day, but some of it can fly under the radar. In a recurring feature, Conservation News shares three stories from the past week that you should know about.1. 'Tip of the iceberg': is our destruction of nature responsible for COVID-19? The majority of global disease outbreaks originated from animals — and they could become, that encroach on nature are driving the transmission of animal-borne illnesses, such as COVID-19
If coronavirus halts climate convenings, ‘we must find other avenues for progress’
This post was updated on March 13, 2020Amid what is now being called a global pandemic, possibly the last question on people’s minds is how coronavirus could affect the fight to stop climate change.But as the deadly COVID-19 virus spreads across the globe at lightning speed — infecting more than 140,000 people worldwide to date — it is a question that we must ask, climate experts say, , the long-term impacts of COVID-19 could upend actions to slow climate breakdown, experts said
As digital currencies surge, so do their carbon footprints: 3 stories you may have missed
: The COVID-19 pandemic has been a “stress test” for regional and international cooperation, populationWhat does COVID-19 have to do with nature? Start here
Report: Coffee companies pledge to tackle the bitter consequences of climate change
in recent years, made worse by the COVID-19 pandemic, which is pushing trade prices below the cost
A ‘first aid kit’ for the world’s coral reefs?
new ways to save themThe oceans are on the brink. Here are 3 ways to save themWhat does COVID-19
Conservation International Statement on the 12th Petersberg Climate Dialogue
to build back better from the COVID-19 pandemic there is opportunity to invest in solutions