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October leads up to Yerevan, Armenia, where CBD COP17 will hold the first global review of progress on the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework.

Limiting Overshoot confirms the world is set to cross 1.5°C of warming within the next few years, pushing climate risks to increasingly dangerous levels for people and planet.

From new freshwater data, COP17 and World Water Week to our extended survey, read the latest newsletter from the Global Commons Alliance.

On June 23, we hosted ‘Bigger Than [Silo] Strategy’ to explore how our wider ecosystem is more powerful than the sum of its parts.

In the latest GCA newsletter: Discover how ecosystem building drives vital systems change, and join the conversation as we bring this collaborative approach to London Climate Action Week!

We’re asking a question that sounds obvious, but isn’t: do you know what the global commons are?

Everything feels big at the moment, doesn’t it? With each bi-weekly newsletter we write, the world feels ever more fractured.

As geopolitical tensions continue to ripple through global markets, the fragility of our fossil fuel-dependent world becomes increasingly apparent.

At last week’s Munich Security Conference California Governor Gavin Newsom emphasized the urgency to collaborate at the sub-national level in the face of increasingly unstable US leadership, through “partnerships that make California stronger, Americans safer, and our planet healthier.” He said: “Growth and security depend on democratic values, credibility, and climate action.”

Read the latest newsletter from Global Commons Alliance.