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Climate Displacement in Bangladesh
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July 2, 2021Bangladesh is at the epicenter of one of the world’s greatest environmental challenges: climate displacement. Nearly 2/3’s of the country is less than 5 meters above sea level, posing serious risks to millions of people as sea levels rise. Climate change is also increasing salinization, coastal and...Read more
Melting Glaciers Could Destabilize Asia
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July 13, 2021This opinion piece argues that climate-induced melting in the Himalayan glaciers will cause water management challenges in Asia. The piece cites the results of a study that shows that the melting of Himalayan glaciers has doubled in the last decade and highlights the already damaging dry seasons in...Read more
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LaosA Guide to ArcnNet: An Arctic Ocean Network of Priority Areas for Conservation
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July 16, 2021WWF has developed ArcNet, a network of priority areas for marine conservation, across the entire Arctic Ocean and adjacent seas. The network is based on comprehensive, rigorous scientific analysis and best-available data. ArcNet reflects the web of marine life and ecological functions across a...Read more
ArcNet Brochure for Digital
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July 16, 2021ArcNet is a network of priority areas for marine conservation that spans the entire Arctic Ocean and adjacent seas. Conserving these ecosystems strengthens the resilience of Arctic biodiversity in the face of a rapidly changing climate. Learn what role we all can play in protecting the arctic in...Read more
Free Flowing Rivers Fact Sheet
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July 16, 2021To protect the world's most vital, free-flowing rivers, WWF is undertaking a four-part strategy that includes strategic energy and basin planning, policy protections for rivers and communities, advocacy and outreach, and science and thought leadership (WWF Description). This fact sheet...Read more
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GlobalConnected & Flowing - A Renewable Future for Rivers, Climate, and People
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July 16, 2021The world faces multiple critical and intertwined challenges: expanding electricity generation to meet the needs of growing economies and to supply power to the more than one billion people who currently lack access while reducing greenhouse gas emissions to nearly zero by 2050 – all while...Read more
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GlobalClimate Change & Water - Why Valuing Rivers is Critical to Adaptation
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July 16, 2021This report shows that freshwater conservation issues must be at the heart of the climate agenda and efforts to achieve Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 13. While freshwater is a major conduit through which climate impacts are felt, it can also play a central role in climate adaptation and...Read more
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GlobalToward Water Security for All: 2018 Highlights of The Coca-Cola Company and WWF Partnership
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July 16, 2021For more than a decade, WWF and The Coca-Cola Company have worked together to preserve and enhance global freshwater resources and create a more water-secure future. Along the way we have learned valuable lessons about how to implement and scale our freshwater basin conservation impacts. This...Read more
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GlobalRoyal Caribbean and WWF 2018 Partnership Report
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July 16, 2021In 2016, World Wildlife Fund (WWF) and Royal Caribbean Cruises, Ltd., partnered to help ensure the long-term health of the oceans. To support this audacious goal, we took two approaches: improving Royal Caribbean's operations and supply chains and leveraging our influence more broadly among...Read more
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GlobalProceedings of Bhutan's National Water Symposium 2017
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July 16, 2021With support from the USAID-funded WWF Asia High Mountains Project, UWICER organized Bhutan's second National Water Symposium in May 2017. This symposium brought together water resources professionals and agencies to take stock of current water resource knowledge in Bhutan and to identify...Read more
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