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COP28: Why Food Systems Must Be at the Center of the Climate Agenda

December 7, 2023 por Lina Salazar - Soledad Balduzzi 2 Comments

[This article is also available in Spanish - Este artículo también está disponible en español] Agriculture has various negative impacts on the environment. For example, to increase production extensive forest areas are converted into cultivation zones. Deforestation leads to the loss of critical ecosystem services such as air, water, and biodiversity. In Latin America, … [Read more...] about COP28: Why Food Systems Must Be at the Center of the Climate Agenda

Halfway to the goal: What should the Amazonia expect from the COP 28?

December 1, 2023 por Johanna Hansmann - Daniel Hincapié - Tina Chavez Leave a Comment

2023 has once again witnessed the devastating effects of climate change on the planet, with global temperatures hitting record highs and extreme weather events affecting people around the globe. At this COP 28, what agreements and results does the Amazonia expect? The Amazonia, a region that hosts the world’s largest contiguous area of tropical forest and thus vital to … [Read more...] about Halfway to the goal: What should the Amazonia expect from the COP 28?

Early Warning Systems at the Center of Climate Action: Lessons from Latin America and the Caribbean towards COP28

November 30, 2023 por Haris Sanahuja - Hori Tsuneki - Alonso Brenes Leave a Comment

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[This article is also available in Spanish - Este artículo también está disponible en español] Latin America and the Caribbean is the second most disaster-prone region in the globe, due to natural events. Between the years 2000 and 2022, 1,534 disasters impacted more than 190 million individuals (OCHA, UNDRR, 2023). The mitigation of susceptibility and reliance on … [Read more...] about Early Warning Systems at the Center of Climate Action: Lessons from Latin America and the Caribbean towards COP28

Artificial Intelligence and Gender Equity: a Reflection of Our Societies

November 29, 2023 por María Amelia Viteri - Maria Isabel Gomez-Pineda Puebla 2 Comments

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming us and transforming our world. While its applications are broad and can contribute to solving complex problems, such as detecting diseases and identifying abusive and violent virtual content against girls and women, there are also many dilemmas that arise in its use. Among the concerns are the gender biases present in these advanced … [Read more...] about Artificial Intelligence and Gender Equity: a Reflection of Our Societies

Heat and High Water: 9 Solutions to Adapt to Climate Change

November 10, 2023 por Hipólito Talbot Wright - Adrien Vogt-Schilb Leave a Comment

The disastrous hurricane that wiped Acapulco by surprise last October shows that climate change is here, and Latin America and the Caribbean are taking a toll. As global temperatures continue to rise, the region is experiencing more extreme weather events like droughts, floods, and storms, while the consequences of glacier retreat, sea level rise, and species migration continue … [Read more...] about Heat and High Water: 9 Solutions to Adapt to Climate Change

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