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Director Científico, Charlie Rolsky, Sobre el Informe del Cambio Climático de la ONU

Debemos actuar ahora para asegurar nuestro futuro

Como Director de Ciencias de Plastic Oceans International. Mi trabajo es estar actualizado sobre los últimos avances científicos relacionados con. La salud de nuestros océanos y nuestro planeta en general. El Informe de Cambio Climático de la ONU de 2022 se acaba. De publicar y presenta observaciones y recomendaciones. De los principales expertos del mundo sobre diversos temas. Que van desde el cambio climático hasta la dinámica de la salud humana.

Plastics and Climate Change

Why Do We Find It Necessary to Rank Threats to the Planet Against One Another?

Two concepts that are well familiar to anyone keeping up with environmental issues are climate change and plastic pollution. Up until recently, these two threats to environmental and community health have coexisted peacefully beside one another. That isn’t the case anymore.

Consider a published paper with this line, front and center, as a highlight of the paper itself. “Plastic is not as great a threat to oceans as climate change or overfishing”¹.

It seems as if we are now at the point where we find it necessary to rank threats to the planet against one another. Is this the proper path forward to advance science towards a healthier planet? No. In fact, this type of thinking may do more harm than good. Let me explain.

Director Científico, Charlie Rolsky, Sobre el Informe del Cambio Climático de la ONU

Debemos actuar ahora para asegurar nuestro futuro

Plastics and Climate Change

Why Do We Find It Necessary to Rank Threats to the Planet Against One Another?

Consider a published paper with this line, front and center, as a highlight of the paper itself. “Plastic is not as great a threat to oceans as climate change or overfishing”¹.

It seems as if we are now at the point where we find it necessary to rank threats to the planet against one another. Is this the proper path forward to advance science towards a healthier planet? No. In fact, this type of thinking may do more harm than good. Let me explain.

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Why Do We Find It Necessary to Rank Threats to the Planet Against One Another?

Consider a published paper with this line, front and center, as a highlight of the paper itself. “Plastic is not as great a threat to oceans as climate change or overfishing”1.

It seems as if we are now at the point where we find it necessary to rank threats to the planet against one another. Is this the proper path forward to advance science towards a healthier planet? No. In fact, this type of thinking may do more harm than good. Let me explain.

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Consider a published paper with this line, front and center, as a highlight of the paper itself. “Plastic is not as great a threat to oceans as climate change or overfishing”¹.