INTEGRATING CLIMATE, FOOD AND NATURE ACTIONS

As we come to the end of another year that has broken many temperature records and seen devastating floods, fires and other extreme weather events across the world, climate action is more urgent than ever before. With the UN climate conference COP28 starting this week in Dubai, and more than 550 events on food and land use planned to take place, there is a clear message that agri-food systems transformation must be prioritised if we are to limit the impacts of global warming and adapt to climate change. There is a major opportunity at COP28 to create a fertile environment for action on food, on the ground and in the water. But if we are to unlock the true potential of food systems, decision makers at COP28 must align climate commitments with nature protection and restoration. <a href="https://medium.com/@WWFFood/integrating-climate-food-and-nature-actions-be0f8904b103">Learn More</a>