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SUMMARY:ONLINE - People + Planet: Can the Covid-19 tragedy be a historic reset?
DESCRIPTION:On 11 March 2020\, the World Health Organization (WHO) declared the coronavirus a global pandemic. Since its outbreak in January in Wuhan\, China\, the world has increasingly been gripped by fear as the virus spreads. Normal life and societies in many places have been disrupted. Businesses\, schools\, and industries have been affected. Countries are on lock down and large populations are under quarantine in an effort to contain the spread of this virus. This is a global challenge. We express deep concern and sympathy for all who are affected\, especially to those in parts of the world where this challenge is being most acutely felt. We express our deep regret at the fatalities that have occurred. \nThe current outbreak of the COVID-19 virus and its quick spread has a lot to do with how humanity (mis-)manages and (mis-)uses the environment. It also has some very practical implications for creation care work around the globe – both on the advocacy and the implementation level. \nThe webinar wrestles with three key questions: 1. Stepping back – What can we learn about humanity\, our societies\, and our planet from this crisis? 2. Stepping out – In which way does the current COVID-19 crisis provide a historic chance to rethink and redo the “People and Planet partnership”? 3. Stepping up – How can people of faith be inspiring voices of hope and helpful hands of good these days\, spreading the positive virus of transformation globally? \nAmid global crisis and suffering\, we want to think about some of the ways to find hope for humanity and the planet. How do we immediately need to start communicating and acting to make “People and Planet 2.0” a healthier\, more stable new normal after COVID-19? \nSpeakers: Kuki Rokhum\, Head of Training and Mobilization\, Evangelical Fellowship of India Commission on Relief (EFICOR) (confirmed) Matthias Boehning\, Director\, WEA Sustainability Center (confirmed) Dave Bookless\, Director for Theology\, A Rocha International (confirmed) Katharine Hayhoe\, Climate Ambassador of the World Evangelical Alliance (tbc) Ben Niblett\, Coordinator of Renew our World\, Tearfund (confirmed) \nThe webinar will make use of an interactive format to engage with the audience\, including time to ask questions to the speakers\, answer some hopefully inspiring questions for yourself and engage in a joint prayer time with different prayer points that we have prepared.
URL:http://katharinehayhoe.com/event/online-people-planet-can-the-covid-19-tragedy-be-a-historic-reset/
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SUMMARY:CANCELLED - WASHINGTON DC - Climate Change: A Threat Multiplier
DESCRIPTION:For generations\, human civilization has been building a climate debt\, borrowing from the stability of the future to power the economic growth of the present. Through fossil fuel combustion and land use change\, we have disrupted the carbon cycle\, overwhelming the influence of natural forcing on Earth’s climate. As heat accumulates in the climate system\, it drives long-term increases in temperature and sea level\, and super-charges hurricanes\, heatwaves\, and heavy precipitation events. These changes in turn exacerbate poverty\, hunger\, disease\, refugee crises\, and more. Today\, the choice is stark: can we do what it takes to avoid widespread dangerous change? Or will we remain mired in inaction until the full cost of this unprecedented experiment we’re conducting with our planet falls due?
URL:http://katharinehayhoe.com/event/washington-dc-climate-change-a-threat-multiplier/
LOCATION:Carnegie Institution for Science\, 1530 P St. NW\, Washington DC\, DC\, 20005\, United States
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