Human activities are degrading the global environment at a pace that could endanger the 'ecological foundations of society' and human health, according to a landmark United Nations report
Human activities are degrading the global environment at a pace that could endanger the"ecological foundations of society" and human health, according to a landmark United Nations report released Wednesday.
The authors say that with unprecedented action on a global scale -- including drastically cutting carbon emissions, improving water management and reducing pollution -- humans can achieve a future with less poverty and hunger while preserving the environment.But our window for action is closing fast. If we continue business as usual, the authors warn, we can expect: A coal-fired power plant in Poland belches emissions.
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