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New research published today in The Lancet Planetary Health shows that the planet will only remain able to provide even a basic standard of living for everyone in the future if economic systems and technologies are dramatically transformed and critical resources are more fairly used, managed and shared.
Nearly three out of four people (72%) surveyed across 18 G20 countries support making it a criminal offence for government or leaders of large businesses to approve or permit actions which cause serious damage to nature and climate, finds major new research.
On March 28th, the Earth Commissioners will unveil the inner workings of the latest cutting edge science in the Global Commons Alliance, which takes into account the complex interactions between the natural world and human wellbeing.
Explore the executive summary of the Science Based Targets Network’s Guidance for Business
Earth HQ harnesses the power of mass media to raise awareness of the planetary emergency and to increase public demand for action.
The Earth HQ Dashboard is the first of its kind to provide a public facing interactive portal tracking daily crises and disasters arising from global warming.
A new report, The State of Climate Action 2021: Systems Transformations Required to Limit Global Warming to 1.5°C, from the Global Commons Alliance’s Systems Change Lab.
Today, the Global Commons Alliance released some fascinating new research highlighting how the public feel about protecting nature and its importance in safeguarding our future.
This event has been postponed, new date to be announced soon.
Third gathering: GCA 2.0 Oct 19th, 9am-10.30am CET or 4pm-5.30pm CET See session recording. Early session (9am-10.30am CET): Please register using the following link Late session (4pm-5.30pm CET): Please register using the following link
Working in partnership with the World’s Largest Lesson, the Global Commons Alliance recently brought a group of school children together for an art lesson on the subject of ‘Nature Positive’ the idea that we can all contribute to a future with more nature than we have now.
