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What does #climatechange have to do with increasingly *unprecedented* storms? Why is the 1.5°C warming limit so crucial for islands? "These warmer seas are acting as a battery pack for tropical storms, and are fueling what has happened now with #HurricaneBeryl" Rueanna Haynes

When we support our youth, hope springs eternal ☀️ The brilliant young people at the 2024 Bahamas Youth Climate Change Conference are energizing a better future with their unique perspectives and passion to achieve tangible action! Rueanna Haynes #YouthClimateReady

🔈Midpoint to COP Recap! Climate Inaction Brings Threat of Unprecedented Impacts to Life 🏝️⛈️: At our event we cautioned that further delay on #climateaction would lead to increasingly severe impacts. Days later, #HurricaneBeryl made history as the earliest Cat 5 hurricane🌀 .

💡Learn more on the UN Carbon Crediting Mechanism and its aim to deliver on environmental integrity in the use of market mechanisms to help countries meet mitigation targets. lnkd.in/eV2_gu-n #RenewableEnergy #Emissions #ParisAgreement

We congratulate the Bahamas Climate Change & Environmental Advisory Unit for uplifting our young people with the tools they need to take up the reigns and enhance regional and global climate policies and action. Office of The Prime Minister The Bahamas CCEAU - The Bahamas

Fact📖: Renewable energy is power harnessed from natural sources like the sun, wind, and water, which are naturally replenished faster than they are consumed.

Are countries’ energy actions in line with their climate agreements❔ The science is clear. Urgent action to reduce emissions and keep global warming within the 1.5C limit is the only way to avoid the most devastating impacts of climate change.

🎉Finally!🎉 It’s your time to see the acclaimed film on regional resilience, “Island Action, Global Goals”! 👉Visit our YouTube Page from Friday 2nd August to view: youtube.com/@climateanalyt… #YoutubePremiere #Premiere #GST #Documentary

🎉On this International Youth Day, we celebrate the vibrant voices and dynamic actions of Caribbean youth as pivotal tools in the fight against climate change! 👋Meet Christianna Paul, a dedicated youth leader from Dominica, and the co-founder and director of We Planet Inc.

How climate change is fuelling more extreme hurricanes in the Caribbean - new blog from Peter Pfleiderer Rosanne Martyr Carl-Friedrich Schleussner #HurricaneBeryl #Caribbean #ClimateChange #HurricaneSeason .

“In our fight to continuously ensure we don’t overshoot and cross that 1.5 threshold we need to ensure that the calls for renewable energy and energy transition are accompanied by transition plans and policies which are fair and inclusive” - Carlon Mendoza, Climate Policy Advisor

🌪️Facing the Reality of Losses and Damages Did You Know? The impact of losses and damages on our islands is profound, potentially reducing their habitability and leading to the displacement or permanent migration of communities from their cherished homes.

Economic losses occur when we lose resources, goods, and services that we buy and sell Hurricanes, floods, and droughts can devastate crops, disrupt supply chains, and damage infrastructure, leading to significant financial strain on communities and businesses. #lossanddamage

Assessing loss and damage finance in the Caribbean is a complex and challenging task. Each sector’s unique approach and the lack of standardized reporting create significant obstacles in obtaining a clear,comprehensive picture of the financial impact of climate-related events.

Non-economic losses encompass the profound impacts of climate change on both people and nature, extending beyond financial damages. These losses include the heartbreaking consequences of losing lives, health, and essential land.

Did you know that over 80% of people currently displaced by climate-related events are women and girls. This staggering statistic underscores the urgent need for gender-responsive climate action.

NEW: UN report highlights the damages from sea level rise that can be avoided by limiting warming to #1o5C, with expert review from Bill Hare and Rosanne Martyr. More 👇🧵on the report launched by António Guterres in Tonga today. #climateaction un.org/climatechange/…

2.7°C of warming is unacceptable for small islands. Dr Rosanne Martyr speaks to BBC News (UK) on the urgency to reduce emissions in the wake of the UN report on sea level rise in the Pacific. #climateaction

📣Don’t miss “Reclaiming Paradise”, the compelling film showcasing Caribbean Perspectives on Climate Justice and Energy Transition. This film captured the energy and ingenuity springing from the Youth IRIE Convening on Sustainable Energy and Climate Justice 2024.

📣Join the Conversation on Climate Action in the Caribbean 🗣️German-Caribbean Climate Talks: Loss and Damage in the Caribbean 🌪️ 📲Register Now to virtually attend at [email protected] to be part of this crucial event!