気候変動対策
森林の法的権利が、気候変動との戦いに役立つ理由とは
気候危機は一向に収まる気配を見せず、2024年にはさらに記録的な高温が続き、史上最も暑い年に数えられることになるでしょう。2024年6月は、これまでの記録を上回る、史上最も暑い6月となり、ヒートドームとそれに続く山火事が南ヨーロッパの大部分を破壊しました。自然景観は人を寄せ付けない姿へと変わり、世界の気温上昇を2℃に抑えるという公約は、依然として達成困難という厳しい現実を...
Abir Ibrahim
Abir Ibrahim leads on government engagement strategy and the regional sustainability agenda for West and Central Africa at the World Economic Forum. Abir previously worked at the United States Government, Peace Corps in Tanzania, and UNICEF in Sudan.
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気候変動対策
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気候変動対策
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産業の深層
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世界経済フォーラムの取り組み
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グローバルな協力体制
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産業の深層
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深層地理学
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エネルギー転換
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