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Stan at 04:13, 17 August 2022

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Stan at 00:11, 17 August 2022

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Stan at 02:54, 11 November 2021

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	----<blockquote>[[File:HR Presenters Day 360.png\|thumb\|423x423px]][[File:Refugee Tree HR Day 360.png\|left\|thumb\|alt=\|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eC1c05qA6GM Refugee Tree] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jH63jvDFdYo Part 2]]]The Amazon is in great danger from dehydration and dieback. It's a self-reinforcing, exponential process. It is very likely that within a few decades parts the size of several European countries will dry up and burn. This will release enormous amounts of CO2 that are not included in the models of the IPCC. Scientists, such as the world renown Earth system scientist Carlos Nobre, are talking about potentially 300 gigatons of extra CO2, resulting in an additional 0.25 C of global warming, again, all happening within a few decades. Recent research has shown that the area has now become a net greenhouse gas emitter. Much sooner, huge problems will arise from extreme droughts in large parts of South America. Failing hydroelectricity production, crop failures and cities running out of drinking water will result, as well as massive price increases in the world food market leading to widespread famine. In short, we absolutely cannot afford this. The great defenders of the Amazon are the Indigenous peoples who are courageously defending not just their land but also the genocide and ecocide that is perpetrated on this area since the colonial era. The world needs to embrace the great forest, protect and regenerate it. It is possible if we put our hearts, minds and means to it.		----<blockquote>[[File:HR Presenters Day 360.png\|thumb\|423x423px]][[File:Refugee Tree HR Day 360.png\|left\|thumb\|alt=\|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eC1c05qA6GM Refugee Tree] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jH63jvDFdYo Part 2]]]The Amazon is in great danger from dehydration and dieback. It's a self-reinforcing, exponential process. It is very likely that within a few decades parts the size of several European countries will dry up and burn. This will release enormous amounts of CO2 that are not included in the models of the IPCC. Scientists, such as the world renown Earth system scientist Carlos Nobre, are talking about potentially 300 gigatons of extra CO2, resulting in an additional 0.25 C of global warming, again, all happening within a few decades. Recent research has shown that the area has now become a net greenhouse gas emitter. Much sooner, huge problems will arise from extreme droughts in large parts of South America. Failing hydroelectricity production, crop failures and cities running out of drinking water will result, as well as massive price increases in the world food market leading to widespread famine. In short, we absolutely cannot afford this. The great defenders of the Amazon are the Indigenous peoples who are courageously defending not just their land but also the genocide and ecocide that is perpetrated on this area since the colonial era. The world needs to embrace the great forest, protect and regenerate it. It is possible if we put our hearts, minds and means to it.
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Stan at 01:53, 11 November 2021

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	----<blockquote>[[File:HR Presenters Day 360.png\|thumb\|423x423px]][[File:Refugee Tree HR Day 360.png\|left\|thumb\|alt=\|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eC1c05qA6GM Refugee Tree]]]The Amazon is in great danger from dehydration and dieback. It's a self-reinforcing, exponential process. It is very likely that within a few decades parts the size of several European countries will dry up and burn. This will release enormous amounts of CO2 that are not included in the models of the IPCC. Scientists, such as the world renown Earth system scientist Carlos Nobre, are talking about potentially 300 gigatons of extra CO2, resulting in an additional 0.25 C of global warming, again, all happening within a few decades. Recent research has shown that the area has now become a net greenhouse gas emitter. Much sooner, huge problems will arise from extreme droughts in large parts of South America. Failing hydroelectricity production, crop failures and cities running out of drinking water will result, as well as massive price increases in the world food market leading to widespread famine. In short, we absolutely cannot afford this. The great defenders of the Amazon are the Indigenous peoples who are courageously defending not just their land but also the genocide and ecocide that is perpetrated on this area since the colonial era. The world needs to embrace the great forest, protect and regenerate it. It is possible if we put our hearts, minds and means to it.		----<blockquote>[[File:HR Presenters Day 360.png\|thumb\|423x423px]][[File:Refugee Tree HR Day 360.png\|left\|thumb\|alt=\|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eC1c05qA6GM Refugee Tree] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jH63jvDFdYo Part 2]]]The Amazon is in great danger from dehydration and dieback. It's a self-reinforcing, exponential process. It is very likely that within a few decades parts the size of several European countries will dry up and burn. This will release enormous amounts of CO2 that are not included in the models of the IPCC. Scientists, such as the world renown Earth system scientist Carlos Nobre, are talking about potentially 300 gigatons of extra CO2, resulting in an additional 0.25 C of global warming, again, all happening within a few decades. Recent research has shown that the area has now become a net greenhouse gas emitter. Much sooner, huge problems will arise from extreme droughts in large parts of South America. Failing hydroelectricity production, crop failures and cities running out of drinking water will result, as well as massive price increases in the world food market leading to widespread famine. In short, we absolutely cannot afford this. The great defenders of the Amazon are the Indigenous peoples who are courageously defending not just their land but also the genocide and ecocide that is perpetrated on this area since the colonial era. The world needs to embrace the great forest, protect and regenerate it. It is possible if we put our hearts, minds and means to it.
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Stan at 01:49, 11 November 2021

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	----<blockquote>[[File:HR Presenters Day 360.png\|thumb\|423x423px]][[File:Refugee Tree HR Day 360.png\|left\|thumb]]The Amazon is in great danger from dehydration and dieback. It's a self-reinforcing, exponential process. It is very likely that within a few decades parts the size of several European countries will dry up and burn. This will release enormous amounts of CO2 that are not included in the models of the IPCC. Scientists, such as the world renown Earth system scientist Carlos Nobre, are talking about potentially 300 gigatons of extra CO2, resulting in an additional 0.25 C of global warming, again, all happening within a few decades. Recent research has shown that the area has now become a net greenhouse gas emitter. Much sooner, huge problems will arise from extreme droughts in large parts of South America. Failing hydroelectricity production, crop failures and cities running out of drinking water will result, as well as massive price increases in the world food market leading to widespread famine. In short, we absolutely cannot afford this. The great defenders of the Amazon are the Indigenous peoples who are courageously defending not just their land but also the genocide and ecocide that is perpetrated on this area since the colonial era. The world needs to embrace the great forest, protect and regenerate it. It is possible if we put our hearts, minds and means to it.		----<blockquote>[[File:HR Presenters Day 360.png\|thumb\|423x423px]][[File:Refugee Tree HR Day 360.png\|left\|thumb\|alt=\|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eC1c05qA6GM Refugee Tree]]]The Amazon is in great danger from dehydration and dieback. It's a self-reinforcing, exponential process. It is very likely that within a few decades parts the size of several European countries will dry up and burn. This will release enormous amounts of CO2 that are not included in the models of the IPCC. Scientists, such as the world renown Earth system scientist Carlos Nobre, are talking about potentially 300 gigatons of extra CO2, resulting in an additional 0.25 C of global warming, again, all happening within a few decades. Recent research has shown that the area has now become a net greenhouse gas emitter. Much sooner, huge problems will arise from extreme droughts in large parts of South America. Failing hydroelectricity production, crop failures and cities running out of drinking water will result, as well as massive price increases in the world food market leading to widespread famine. In short, we absolutely cannot afford this. The great defenders of the Amazon are the Indigenous peoples who are courageously defending not just their land but also the genocide and ecocide that is perpetrated on this area since the colonial era. The world needs to embrace the great forest, protect and regenerate it. It is possible if we put our hearts, minds and means to it.
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Stan at 01:47, 11 November 2021

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	----<blockquote>[[File:HR Presenters Day 360.png\|thumb\|423x423px]]The Amazon is in great danger from dehydration and dieback. It's a self-reinforcing, exponential process. It is very likely that within a few decades parts the size of several European countries will dry up and burn. This will release enormous amounts of CO2 that are not included in the models of the IPCC. Scientists, such as the world renown Earth system scientist Carlos Nobre, are talking about potentially 300 gigatons of extra CO2, resulting in an additional 0.25 C of global warming, again, all happening within a few decades. Recent research has shown that the area has now become a net greenhouse gas emitter. Much sooner, huge problems will arise from extreme droughts in large parts of South America. Failing hydroelectricity production, crop failures and cities running out of drinking water will result, as well as massive price increases in the world food market leading to widespread famine. In short, we absolutely cannot afford this. The great defenders of the Amazon are the Indigenous peoples who are courageously defending not just their land but also the genocide and ecocide that is perpetrated on this area since the colonial era. The world needs to embrace the great forest, protect and regenerate it. It is possible if we put our hearts, minds and means to it.		----<blockquote>[[File:HR Presenters Day 360.png\|thumb\|423x423px]][[File:Refugee Tree HR Day 360.png\|left\|thumb]]The Amazon is in great danger from dehydration and dieback. It's a self-reinforcing, exponential process. It is very likely that within a few decades parts the size of several European countries will dry up and burn. This will release enormous amounts of CO2 that are not included in the models of the IPCC. Scientists, such as the world renown Earth system scientist Carlos Nobre, are talking about potentially 300 gigatons of extra CO2, resulting in an additional 0.25 C of global warming, again, all happening within a few decades. Recent research has shown that the area has now become a net greenhouse gas emitter. Much sooner, huge problems will arise from extreme droughts in large parts of South America. Failing hydroelectricity production, crop failures and cities running out of drinking water will result, as well as massive price increases in the world food market leading to widespread famine. In short, we absolutely cannot afford this. The great defenders of the Amazon are the Indigenous peoples who are courageously defending not just their land but also the genocide and ecocide that is perpetrated on this area since the colonial era. The world needs to embrace the great forest, protect and regenerate it. It is possible if we put our hearts, minds and means to it.
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Stan: /* Global Regeneration Summit Day 10: A Message from the Amazon Rainforest to COP26: THE WORLD CANNOT AFFORD TO LOSE THE AMAZON */

2021-11-11T01:41:28Z

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Stan at 01:06, 11 November 2021

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	----<blockquote>		----<blockquote>[[File:HR Presenters Day 360.png\|thumb\|423x423px]]The Amazon is in great danger from dehydration and dieback. It's a self-reinforcing, exponential process. It is very likely that within a few decades parts the size of several European countries will dry up and burn. This will release enormous amounts of CO2 that are not included in the models of the IPCC. Scientists, such as the world renown Earth system scientist Carlos Nobre, are talking about potentially 300 gigatons of extra CO2, resulting in an additional 0.25 C of global warming, again, all happening within a few decades. Recent research has shown that the area has now become a net greenhouse gas emitter. Much sooner, huge problems will arise from extreme droughts in large parts of South America. Failing hydroelectricity production, crop failures and cities running out of drinking water will result, as well as massive price increases in the world food market leading to widespread famine. In short, we absolutely cannot afford this. The great defenders of the Amazon are the Indigenous peoples who are courageously defending not just their land but also the genocide and ecocide that is perpetrated on this area since the colonial era. The world needs to embrace the great forest, protect and regenerate it. It is possible if we put our hearts, minds and means to it.
	The Amazon is in great danger from dehydration and dieback. It's a self-reinforcing, exponential process. It is very likely that within a few decades parts the size of several European countries will dry up and burn. This will release enormous amounts of CO2 that are not included in the models of the IPCC. Scientists, such as the world renown Earth system scientist Carlos Nobre, are talking about potentially 300 gigatons of extra CO2, resulting in an additional 0.25 C of global warming, again, all happening within a few decades. Recent research has shown that the area has now become a net greenhouse gas emitter. Much sooner, huge problems will arise from extreme droughts in large parts of South America. Failing hydroelectricity production, crop failures and cities running out of drinking water will result, as well as massive price increases in the world food market leading to widespread famine. In short, we absolutely cannot afford this. The great defenders of the Amazon are the Indigenous peoples who are courageously defending not just their land but also the genocide and ecocide that is perpetrated on this area since the colonial era. The world needs to embrace the great forest, protect and regenerate it. It is possible if we put our hearts, minds and means to it.
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Stan: /* Global Regeneration Summit Day 10: A Message from the Amazon Rainforest to COP26: THE WORLD CANNOT AFFORD TO LOSE THE AMAZON */

2021-11-11T00:49:29Z

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