This session, led by WWF UK, presented key findings from the Global Tipping Points Report 2025, the Amazon Footprint Report, and Rapid Increase of Climate Extremes across Northern Amazonia, revealing the growing risks of crossing irreversible ecological thresholds.
The session, held at the WWF Pavillion at COP30, highlighted alarming trends in Amazon climate extremes and deforestation drivers, followed by a discussion on collaboration needed to prevent tipping points and protect people and nature.
Chaired by WWF and moderated by:
Speakers:
This session was live streamed from COP30 in Belém. Organiser: WWF UK.
Contact point: Mike Barrett [email protected].
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