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February 2021
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World leaders came together virtually to discuss the planetary emergency at the Fifth Session of the United Nations Environment Assembly.
 
 
 
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Planetary emergencies take centre stage as world leaders gather virtually
 
The Earth is careening towards a trio of environmental catastrophes, politicians, scientists and activists said during the Fifth Session of the United Nations Environment Assembly (UNEA-5). Their main message: humanity is running out of time to tackle climate change, biodiversity loss and pollution. During the assembly, delegates from 153 states also approved UNEP’s new Medium-Term Strategy, a vision for the institution’s role in driving sustainable development.
 
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UNEA-5, in video
From keynote speeches to policy forums to an inside look at an historic summit, check out our top videos from the Fifth Session of the United Nations Environment Assembly.
 
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Climate change
 
Can big data help protect the planet?
A data deficit is hamstringing the world’s ability to fight climate change. But technology, from drones to artificial intelligence, is helping to change that.
 
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Biodiversity
 
How to end humanity’s “suicidal” war on nature
 
A landmark report from UNEP offers a blueprint for tackling climate change, biodiversity loss and pollution, three crises that UN Secretary-General António Guterres called an existential threat to humankind. This year, we must make peace with nature, urges Inger Andersen, UNEP's Executive Director.
 
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Green economy
 
In the fashion industry, old is becoming new
A growing number of companies are recycling textiles and bucking an environmentally destructive trend towards fast fashion.
 
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Climate change
 
Glacier collapse in India a worrying sign of what’s to come
A deadly flood in northern India, sparked by a cratering glacier, was not an isolated incident but the result of a rapidly warming planet, say experts.
 
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UNEP in the news
 
A new UN report urges a radical shift in the way we think about nature (CNN)
 
 
Making peace with nature is possible, if we start now (The Jakarta Post)
 
 
UN Environment Assembly ends amid call to revitalize green pandemic recovery (Xinhua)
 
 
Pakistan to host World Environment Day, says SAPM Amin Aslam (The Nation)
 
 
Latin America and the Caribbean launch the Circular Economy Coalition (The Costa Rica News)
 
 
 
 
publications
 
Making Peace with Nature
This watershed report examines the three environmental crises facing humanity – climate change, biodiversity loss and pollution – and offers a step-by-step guide to creating more sustainable societies.
GEO-6 for Youth
This fully interactive report for young people examines the state of the environment, explores eco-friendly products and highlights careers in the environmental sciences.
 
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2 March
 
Introducing the Sanitation and Wastewater Atlas of Africa
Webinar
 
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4 March
 
Launch of the 2021 Food Waste Index Report
Media Advisory
 
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8 - 12 March
 
Asia-Pacific Climate Change Adaptation Forum
Online Event
 
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10 March
 
Are we building back better?
Conference
 
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