Earth Day 2019: Building common ground on sustainable governance of commons
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19.04.19
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The celebration of Earth Day (April 22) reminds us that all species, including Homo sapiens, share one common habitat: The earth.
Scientists have been raising alarms for years about how human activities have driven global biophysical conditions beyond multiple planetary boundaries. Recent studies warn of a number of related threats , including a global decline in insect populations, biodiversity loss, and a potentially deadly combination of factors including climate change, mass loss of species, topsoil erosion, deforestation, and acidifying oceans, which could result in disastrous consequences for humanity.
Photo credit: Wei Zhang/IFPRI
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