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Commenting on the 2018 Adaptation Gap Report, WWF issued the following statements:
Ryan Bartlett, World Wildlife Fund’s lead for climate risk management, said:“The extreme fires, flooding, and droughts we’ve seen across the US in recent yea…
Leaders from High Carbon Emitting Countries Pledge to Help Governments Deliver on Climate Goals
Leaders from business, regional government, higher education, and civil society in Mexico, Japan and the United States are joining forces to help accelerate…
In response to today’s announcement from the National Snow and Ice Data Center on the second lowest Arctic sea ice maximum on record World Wildlife Fund (WWF) released the following statement from David Aplin, interim man…
Read moreWASHINGTON – Worldwide, flood risk will continue to rise as cities grow larger and rainstorms become more intense, making conventional engineering insufficient as the sole approach to flood management. “Natural and Nature-Based Flood …
Read moreMariana Panuncio-Feldman, World Wildlife Fund’s senior director of international climate cooperation and head of WWF’s delegation at COP22, issued the[…]
Read moreGland, Switzerland – More than 170 countries have agreed to amend the Montreal Protocol to allow the phase out of[…]
Read moreCountries at the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) – the UN’s civil aviation body – have formally adopted an agreement[…]
Read moreIn response to China and the US formally joining the landmark Paris Agreement, World Wildlife Fund (WWF) issued the following[…]
Read moreIn response to the Obama administration’s pledge to join with Canada and Mexico to power North America with 50 percent[…]
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