Scientists are certain that the climate is changing, humans are the primary cause, and it requires urgent action. The good news: There are solutions. Now is the moment to accelerate progress, rise to meet the climate crisis, and #SayItWithScience.
We are at a pivotal moment in the climate change fight. In 2021, all eyes were on the UN Climate Change Conference (COP26) for indications that countries were ramping up ambition and making deeper commitments to cutting global greenhouse gas emissions. 2021 also saw the release of a major climate report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)—the gold standard of global climate science—followed by two more landmark reports released in 2022.
Now is the moment to align global responses to climate change with the best available science. And more than ever, we must commit to #SayItWithScience.
It’s critical that we raise awareness about the threats of climate change and what we can do about it. As part of the #SayItWithScience and IPCC communities, you can be part of that.
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IPCC WORKING GROUP REPORTS: COMPREHENSIVE RECAP SOCIAL MEDIA
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Since 2018, @IPCC_CH has released six major climate reports that have made the world pay urgent attention to climate change.
Learn more about the reports and what they mean for our planet’s future with @unfoundation: https://bit.ly/3MLuQZa #SayItWithScience
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What have we learned from @IPCC_CH’s blockbuster reports?
#ClimateChange impacts are worse than we anticipated.
We are running out of time to protect our planet.
Click for a full rundown of all the findings from @unfoundation: https://bit.ly/3MLuQZa #SayItWithScience
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From @IPCC_CH’s latest reports, we know that the planet needs urgent climate action. So what comes next?
Find out in this blog from @unfoundation: https://bit.ly/3MLuQZa #SayItWithScience
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Since 2018, the @IPCC has released six major climate reports. They made the world pay urgent attention to climate change. But will we do what is necessary to ensure a sustainable future for our planet?
Learn more with the @United Nations Foundation: https://bit.ly/3Fbfz1c #SayItWithScience
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The @IPCC’s blockbuster reports have highlighted that climate change impacts are worse than we anticipated. And we are running out of time to avoid planetary disaster.
Learn more about the findings—and what comes next—in this recap from the @United Nations Foundation: https://bit.ly/3Fbfz1c #SayItWithScience
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As the @IPCC’s sixth assessment cycle comes to a close, we know that the planet needs urgent climate action.
Find out what climate action can accomplish in this blog from the @United Nations Foundation: https://bit.ly/3Fbfz1c #SayItWithScience
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Since 2018, the @IPCC has released six major climate reports that made the world pay urgent attention to climate change. But will we do what is necessary to ensure a sustainable future for our planet?
Learn more with @unfoundation at the link in our bio.
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#ClimateScience #ClimateChange #ClimateReport #SayItWithScience
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What have we learned from the @IPCC’s blockbuster reports?
#ClimateChange impacts are worse than we anticipated.
We are running out of time to avoid planetary disaster.
It’s now or never to protect our planet.
Learn more about the findings—and what comes next—at the link in our bio from @unfoundation.
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#ClimateScience #ClimateChange #ClimateReport #SayItWithScience
LINK: https://bit.ly/39xIdhd
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The @IPCC’s latest round of reports made it pretty clear: Our planet needs urgent climate action. So what comes next?
Find out at the link in our bio from @unfoundation.
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#ClimateScience #ClimateChange #ClimateReport #SayItWithScience
LINK: https://bit.ly/39xIdhd
IPCC WORKING GROUP II + WORKING GROUP III REPORTS: SOCIAL MEDIA CONTENT
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To combat the impacts of climate change, we need the latest science. And the @IPCC_CH’s next report will give us the facts we need to prepare and adapt.
Watch to learn about the importance of adaptation from @unfoundation climate expert @sruffoocean. #SayItWithScience
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“Every day, we are being affected, impacted, by some form of climate change.”
Hear from #climate activist @Jeo758 about what the @IPCC_CH’s adaptation report means for the future—especially for young people. #SayItWithScience
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There’s a lot of climate information out there. And it’s hard to know what it all means.
Climate expert and @IPCC_CH Vice-Chair @KoBarrettIPCC unpacks the IPCC’s upcoming report—and explains why we should all be paying attention.
Watch her #SayItWithScience ↓
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The @IPCC_CH has two major climate science reports coming out that will focus on:
1. Climate impacts, adaptation, and vulnerability
2. Climate mitigation and solutions
Find out why they matter in this blog from @unfoundation: https://bit.ly/3BSIpS3
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To combat the impacts of climate change, we need the latest science. And the @IPCC’s next report will give us the facts we need to prepare and adapt.
Watch to learn about the importance of adaptation from @United Nations Foundation climate expert Susan Ruffo. #SayItWithScience
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“Every day, we are being affected, impacted, by some form of climate change.”
Hear from climate activist Jevanic Henry about what the @IPCC’s adaptation report means for the future—especially for young people. #SayItWithScience
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There’s a lot of climate information out there. And it’s hard to know what it all means.
Climate expert and @IPCC Vice-Chair Ko Barrett unpacks the IPCC’s upcoming report—and explains why we should all be paying attention.
Watch her #SayItWithScience ↓
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The @IPCC has two major climate science reports coming out.
The first report will focus on climate impacts, adaptation, and vulnerability. And the second will put the spotlight on climate mitigation and solutions.
@United Nations Foundation climate experts break down what these two reports mean for global climate action: https://bit.ly/3K0eL0h
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To combat the impacts of #ClimateChange, we need the latest science.
And the @IPCC’s next report will give us the facts we need to prepare and adapt.
Learn about the importance of adaptation from @United Nations Foundation climate expert Susan Ruffo. And click the link in bio to learn how YOU can #SayItWithScience.
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#ClimateAction #ClimateScience
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“Every day, we are being affected, impacted, by some form of climate change.”
Hear from climate activist @jeo_758 about what the @IPCC’s adaptation report means for the future—especially for young people.
And click the link in bio to learn how YOU can #SayItWithScience.
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#ClimateAction #ClimateScience
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There’s a lot of climate information out there. And it’s hard to know what it all means.
Climate expert and @IPCC Vice-Chair Ko Barrett unpacks the IPCC’s upcoming report—and explains why we should all be paying attention.
Watch her #SayItWithScience and click the link in bio to learn more.
[link: https://bit.ly/3LJno0Q]
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The @IPCC has two major climate science reports coming out.
The first report will focus on climate impacts, adaptation, and vulnerability. And the second will put the spotlight on climate mitigation and solutions.
Click the link in bio to get more info from @United Nations Foundation climate experts as they break down what these two reports mean for global climate action.
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#ClimateAction #ClimateScience
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IPCC 6th Assessment Report Lookahead: Social Media Content
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Get ready to #SayItWithScience! The next #IPCC #ClimateReport is coming August 9, representing consensus from thousands of scientists and 195 nations on #ClimateChange.
Here’s what you can expect from the @IPCC_CH report ↓
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Climate change is real, humans cause it, and it’s serious.
The latest #IPCC #ClimateReport will help identify what needs to be done ahead of #COP26, when leaders will negotiate the future of our planet.
Help spread accurate climate science: https://bit.ly/2V7I3pk
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We need everyone everywhere to help dispel climate disinformation. Talking about climate change—using the best available science—is one of the strongest ways to fight it.
The latest #IPCC #ClimateReport on climate change will help explain new findings about the state of global climate change. Mark your calendars for its release on August 9!
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Thousands of scientists. 195 nations. Countless data points.
One report.
The latest #IPCC #ClimateReport is coming August 9 and tells us :
Ahead of the launch, help spread accurate climate science: https://bit.ly/3iEwMoT
LinkedIn Post #1:
For more than 30 years, the @IPCC has gathered the latest research from thousands of leading climate scientists. The newest #IPCC #ClimateReport launches August 9, and it’s going to set the stage for upcoming global negotiations on climate.
Expect new data and findings about humans’ impact on #ClimateChange, options for climate mitigation, and more when the new report is released.
Learn more about the IPCC ahead of the report launch: https://bit.ly/3kRMz6i
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Major climate decisions will be made this year at the UN Climate Change Conference (#COP26), where nations will negotiate how to address climate change over the next 5 years.
The latest #IPCC #ClimateReport comes out August 9—and it will help us all #SayItWithScience by informing critical climate decisions in 2021 and advancing solutions to this crisis.
Learn more about the @IPCC ahead of the report launch: https://bit.ly/3eQZZeW
IPCC 6th Assessment Report Post-Launch: Social Media Content
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The new @IPCC_CH #ClimateReport is out now.
It shows that #ClimateChange is widespread, rapid, and intensifying.
And it’s got the latest and best data to help us #SayItWithScience.
Explore the full report: https://bit.ly/3s40Yho
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At #COP26, world leaders MUST #SayItWithScience and deliver more ambitious climate plans.
The new #ClimateReport from @IPCC_CH tells us if we get to #NetZero by 2050, warming could stay below 1.5°C.
Details: https://bit.ly/3s40Yho
Facebook Post #1:
The latest #IPCC #ClimateReport is out, and thousands of scientists and experts from around the world agree: The window for averting the worst impacts of climate change is incredibly short and greenhouse gas emissions are linked to extreme weather.
But climate recovery IS possible if we #SayItWithScience and act fast.
Dive deeper into the findings: https://bit.ly/3s40Yho
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BREAKING: New report from the @IPCC tells us if we reach net zero emissions by 2050, global warming could stay below 1.5°C —temporarily hitting 1.6°C but cooling back down—by 2100.
That’s just one reason why world leaders must act fast to #SayItWithScience, raise ambition, and commit to bold action for our shared climate future at #COP26.
Get the full report: https://bit.ly/3s40Yho
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The latest #IPCC #ClimateReport on the state of the global climate is out. Thousands of scientists now say with high confidence that:
• Greenhouse gas emissions are linked to extreme weather.
• Our time to slow climate change is incredibly short.
• With each fraction of warming, heat thresholds critical to agricultural production will be exceeded more frequently.
If you want to #SayItWithScience, read the @IPCC’s full report: https://bit.ly/3s40Yho
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The first installment of the @IPCC’s Sixth Assessment Report is out, and it paints a stark picture for the planet.
But the report also gives us reasons to be hopeful: If we reach net zero emissions by 2050, the world could keep warming below 1.5°C by 2100.
That’s why world leaders must act fast to protect our shared climate future at #COP26. And they MUST #SayItWithScience.
Read the full report: https://bit.ly/3s40Yho
COP26 Social Media Content
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Empty promises won’t save our planet. #COP26 is THE opportunity for global leaders to meet the moment, raise ambition, and make bold commitments to #ClimateAction.
Help @unfoundation and @ipcc_ch #SayItWithScience: https://bit.ly/3Al0ENC
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Can we keep global temperature rise in check?
#COP26 is the moment we find out.
RT if you want global leaders to make bold climate commitments at the @COP26 in November and #SayItWithScience: https://bit.ly/3Al0ENC
Facebook Post #1:
We know climate change is happening—and we know we must take bold climate action to reverse the impacts.
#COP26 is THE opportunity for global leaders to step up to the challenge. And their solutions must be grounded in the best available science.
You can be part of the solution, too. Share climate facts and help #SayItWithScience: https://bit.ly/3By2JXS
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In the sprint to #COP26, people around the world are asking their leaders to step up. The last report from @IPCC was a code red for humanity. We need accountability and bold action, not just promises.
Help us #SayItWithScience: https://bit.ly/3aijZob
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We only have one planet. Our leaders must do more to protect it.
We need serious #ClimateAction, not empty promises.
#COP26 is our chance to push for people in power to do what’s needed to save us from the climate crisis.
There’s no time to waste and the data backs it up. Click the link in our bio to #SayItWithScience and share climate facts.
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Say it With Science: Social Media Content
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Too many species are at risk of extinction due to #ClimateChange and habitat destruction — and it’s our fault.
We need to take #ClimateAction to save our planet.
Learn how to #SayItWithScience: https://bit.ly/3xPWwFD
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A hotter planet causes different impacts in different places, from melting ice caps to heat waves to droughts.
That’s why it’s time to #SayItWithScience—because talking about #ClimateChange is one of the best ways to fight it.
Learn more: https://bit.ly/3xbFq4a
Facebook Post #1:
The science on climate change is clear: we need climate action NOW if we are going to save our planet.
The good news? We have the knowledge we need to change course. Get the facts: https://bit.ly/3bw7xCe