This year's World Water Day will be all about water and climate change – and how the two are inextricably linked.
Adapting to the water effects of climate change will protect health and save lives whereas using water more efficiently will reduce greenhouse gases.
What are you planning for this year's world water day?
Climate delay is almost as dangerous as climate denial. Every country and citizen in the world must work more quickly.
Extreme weather events are making water more scarce, more unpredictable, more polluted or all three.
Humans need water to survive, as do all the systems we rely on: sanitation, healthcare, education, business and industry.
Action plans to tackle climate change need to be integrated across different sectors and coordinated across borders. And they must have one thing in common: safe and sustainable water management.
You can learn more and take action here; World Water Day 2020
We cannot afford to wait: Everyone has a role to play.
@fundition (#fundition): https://fundition.io/#!/@thegreens/yoavoo0kn
@thegreens' 10th Anniversary Celebration and support them here: https://steempeak.com/powerhousecreatives/@thegreens/celebrating-10-years-of-service-to-people-and-planet
The Greens is a grassroots environmental organization that strives to educate, inspire and engage young people to take action to combat climate change and be at the forefront of biodiversity conservation and waste management.
