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Our ocean is at a critical tipping point. For decades, the ocean has absorbed the impacts of burning fossil fuels, buffering us from the worst effects of the #ClimateCrisis. But record-breaking marine heatwaves are pushing ecosystems to the edge. As the ocean warms, the cascading impacts have far-reaching consequences, affecting people, food security, economies, and global stability. Truly, we’re #InHotWater. It’s time to stop burning fossil fuels and urgently transition to renewables. The ocean – and all of us – depend on it. #COP29 #ActForOurPlanet

Leaders face a choice about the future of our planet. To end the plastic crisis and protect future generations - or not. Key decisions on the Global Plastic Pollution Treaty will be made this week. These choices will shape the future for generations to come. Share to show your support for a strong treaty to protect our future. #BanIt #StopPlasticPollution

Plastics are everywhere – in the air we breathe, the food we eat and the water we drink. Governments will soon gather for the final round of negotiations on a Global Plastic Pollution Treaty. Decisions made in these negotiations will determine the future for today’s children and generations to come. Failure to agree on a strong, binding treaty risks turning a moment of hope into one of irreversible harm. The world is watching. Visit https://banit.org/ to vote YES for a strong and binding global treaty. #BanIt

Coral reefs ?????? support 850M people and 25% of marine life—yet cover less than 1% of the ocean floor. But as temperatures rise, our ocean is feeling the heat. Marine heatwaves are threatening coral reefs, coastal communities and our future. There are solutions. By cutting fossil fuels and protecting resilient reefs, we can #SaveOurOceans. Coral Reef Rescue Initiative

Critical decisions still hang in the balance as the climate summit #COP29 nears its end.?Unity and bold action can secure funding, build resilience, and power a just energy transition – protecting people and nature across the globe. Leaders must #ActForOurPlanet now. There is no time to waste. Stephen Cornelius

Did you know that 80% of the people displaced by climate change are women? Women and girls, especially Indigenous women and women of colour, are among the most vulnerable to the impacts of the #ClimateCrisis. But they're also key agents for change. Women’s contribution to nature-based solutions and climate adaptation creates a ripple effect, for families and communities. Empowering women is crucial for a world where people and nature thrive. It's vital their voices be heard. They must be equally represented to drive change. #COP29 #ActForOurPlanet

We need URGENT action to address the #ClimateCrisis. But what can we do? Safeguarding nature is a crucial step towards protecting our shared home ?? We need more climate action at #CoP29! #ActForOurPlanet

Healthy rivers, wetlands, and coasts are key to tackling climate-driven water disasters. At #COP29, we must scale up funding for nature-based solutions. The longer we wait, the higher the cost. Leaders: #ActForOurPlanet and invest in nature for a resilient future ??

#ClimateChange is moving faster than we are. Week 2 of #COP29: Progress has been too slow and countries remain divided. WWF calls on all Parties to unlock finance, phase out fossil fuels, and raise ambition. It’s time to #ActForOurPlanet! Fernanda Carvalho

You may not know this but... Nature is our greatest ally in tackling the #ClimateCrisis. If we take care of it, it will take care of us right back. ?? Right now, we’re witnessing a planetary crisis unfold. Wildfires, floods, droughts: it’s never been clearer that we need urgent action for our planet. Nature is integral to the solution. It’s time we value it properly. #COP29 #ActForOurPlanet