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William Pan, Duke University, talks about the data flowing into a climate Early Warning System for malaria, #SRI2023

Clover Hogan, climate activist, talks about the youth and their eco-anxiety in the context of climate change , day 4, #SRI2023

Vivian Camacho, director of Ancestral Traditional Medicine in Bolivia, opens the plenary, day 4, #SRI2023

Ana Elizabeth Gonzalez, director of the Panama Canal Museum, reminds us of the waste and mining issues in the country, #SRI2023

Panama is absorbing more carbon than it emits tells us ⁦Josh Tewksbury⁩ #SRI2023

Exciting fireside chat started, day 3, #SRI2023

Salvatore Aricò, CEO of the International Science Council, has just opened the session on raising voices in science from Latin America and the Caribbean Region, #SRI2023

Steve Waddell is talking about how a different approach to finance is emerging, #SRI2023

An eye-opening intervention on the role of Indigenous science for sustainability by ⁦Nicole Redvers⁩ at #SRI2023

Day 2 #SRI2023 , Carlos Alvarez Pereira, Vice President of The Club of Rome, moderates a discussion on ‘Sciences for Sustainability’.

A discussion about how to create innovation ecosystems, #SRI2023

Day 1 at #SRI2023 has started with the celebration of Panama’s culture and tradition.

Chief Editor Monica Contestabile is really excited to be attending #SRI2023 in Panama!

A procedure now helps quantifying the level of compensation countries overshooting their fair share of the remaining carbon budget owe to undershooting countries bit.ly/3J6ViwL

Context-specific strategies can allow large emission reductions from urban transport globally while improving welfare bit.ly/3WHdaUx

Climate change has put more than 600 million people outside the 'human climate niche'. nature.com/articles/s4189…

Our May issue is now out, read the editorial here bit.ly/3OFdDVg

Meet with our Earth science editor at #EGU23 in Vienna! Authors unable to attend in person can also reach out to set up a virtual chat in the weeks following the conference.

Julie Zimmerman and colleagues discuss the complexity of environmental injustice, and the role of green chemistry and related fields in addressing it go.nature.com/3RoZ87x