The Pandas at WWF-Singapore wish you and your loved ones a Happy New Year 2023! We look forward to your continued support to help build a sustainable future for Singapore and the region!
#TogetherPossible
All the Pandas at WWF-Singapore wish to thank you for your continued support to work together for a future in which people live in harmony with nature. As we say at WWF, it is only #TogetherPossible!
We wish you a #MerryChristmas and compliments of the season!
#BREAKING - new global agreement for nature ADOPTED!
Countries leave Montreal with an agreement that starts, at least, to heal our relationship to nature. Now delivery of this agreement is key.
Full WWF statement: wwf.panda.org/wwf_news/press…#NaturePositive#COP15
Finally we have the Kunming-Montreal moment for #Nature!
By 2030:
30% land, freshwater, ocean protected
30% of degraded ecosystems restored
30B$ financial resources
A historical Global Biodiversity Framework to Halt & Reverse Nature Loss
#NaturePositive
How can #nature help cities keep cool during heatwaves?
Creating more space for #nature in cities such as parks & ponds, greening streets & buildings’ rooftops & facades can help keep cities cool.
Learn more in the #IPCC#ClimateReport ➡️ bit.ly/WGIIFAQ5
đź”—Despite the clear links between them, so far the climate and nature crises have been addressed in silos.
We must connect them and drive forward shared solutions, writes WWF's
@manupulgarvidal in a new @IUCN letter bit.ly/3Pr47Ck@WWF@climateWWF@vikmica
Did you know the cooling industry represents ~7% of global greenhouse gas emissions? As temperatures rise, having access to cooling is vital. We’ve worked on a report with @wwfsg exploring #CleanCooling's role in decarbonising Singapore’s energy system wwf.sg/wwf-singapores-new-re…
WWF-Singapore brings science based knowledge to support Singapore's decarbonisation journey. It is important that we work with pathfinder companies to test and pilot solutions so that we can scale clean cooling to achieve Singapore’s #climate goals 🌳
WWF-Singapore today launched a new report titled “Decarbonising Singapore’s #Energy System in the Context of Cooling” authored by the Carbon Trust. WWF-Singapore worked with the National Climate Change Secretariat (NCCS) to shape the study
Singapore has made significant progress in adopting clean cooling solutions, including optimising cooling design and infrastructure, raising minimum energy performance standards for cooling equipment and promoting adoption of innovative technologies in line with the SG #greenplan
As temperatures rise, the demand for cooling will go up. We must work collectively for Low-carbon, innovative cooling solutions at scale
#ClimateAction#greencooling#WWF