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Can carbon pricing help Latin America and the Caribbean engage in a net-zero carbon future?

October 20, 2020 por Marissa Santikarn - Marcos Castro R. - Adrien Vogt-Schilb 1 Comment

Latin America has become a global hotspot of the pandemic. The social and economic pain it inflicts only adds to the impacts of the climate crisis. This hurricane season, for instance, is expected to hit the Americas with twice as many major hurricanes of Category 3 or higher than in typical years. By the end of this decade, heat waves alone could destroy the equivalent of 2.5 … [Read more...] about Can carbon pricing help Latin America and the Caribbean engage in a net-zero carbon future?

3 ways that forests can contribute to a sustainable recovery

October 14, 2020 por Rubén Perez Peña Sánchez - Gmelina Juliana Ramirez 1 Comment

Historically, civilization, our health and human well-being have gone hand in hand with forests and jungles. How could they now support society to recover in a more sustainable way after COVID-19? Many environmental services and goods, essential for the lives of millions of people, are linked to forests and jungles. However, in the same way that they are related to our … [Read more...] about 3 ways that forests can contribute to a sustainable recovery

Well-planned sustainable infrastructure can spark economic recovery

October 6, 2020 por Ancor Suárez-Alemán - Mariana Silva Zuñiga 1 Comment

Due to the pandemic, Latin America and the Caribbean faces a crisis without precedent in its history. For a sustainable recovery to be possible—one that reduces the infrastructure gap and inequality while addressing the climate and ecological emergencies—we need to improve planning of infrastructure projects.   Closing the quantitative, qualitative and efficiency gap in … [Read more...] about Well-planned sustainable infrastructure can spark economic recovery

3 key actions to create jobs and promote a sustainable recovery

September 23, 2020 por Catalina Aguiar Parera Leave a Comment

For over seven months, we have seen COVID-19 create a severe global economic, social and health crisis. In Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC), the crisis has translated into a tragedy. It is claiming hundreds of thousands of lives and in some countries, citizens remain in confinement for periods of 150 days or more, devastating economies and bringing about a huge toll of … [Read more...] about 3 key actions to create jobs and promote a sustainable recovery

Connecting a sustainable recovery with global climate and biodiversity goals can be a win-win for all

September 21, 2020 por Guy Edwards - Andrea Garcia Salinas Leave a Comment

This year the United Nations celebrates its 75th anniversary. By the next time a similar anniversary comes around it will be 2095. We cannot wait that long to see whether the world has successfully limited global heating to 1.5 degrees Celsius and halted the collapse of biodiversity. We need strong action now. The Covid-19 pandemic has exposed the fragility … [Read more...] about Connecting a sustainable recovery with global climate and biodiversity goals can be a win-win for all

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