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Around the world, rising temperatures and erratic weather are forcing animals to adapt in startling ways – with consequences for people and ecosystems alike.
Passport for textiles could verify green claims as global fashion seeks to reduce its environmental footprint.
The latest Global Environment Outlook report emphasised the need to invest against the trillion-dollar losses from climate change, biodiversity loss and land degradation. This includes overhauling fossil fuel subsidies and pricing in pollution.
The city’s building codes need enforcing, and the groundwater extraction that destabilises buildings needs controlling, say experts.
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