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Over the last few days quite a few people have asked me what this NYT piece on the O&G exploration auctions means for the #CongoBasin so here’s a long 🧵about what it might take to #SaveCongoBasin 1/
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That's our Cohort One accelerator kick-off done! Last week we were joined by representatives from all six of our new cohort members in our London HQ.
We can't wait to work more with these dynamic and innovative climate startups and support them to grow their impact 🌍
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Boycotting palm oil is unwise: Alternative oil crops would swallow even more land. Gabon hopes to show how to build an industry while protecting its forests on.natgeo.com/3JzGtRS
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Thanks Zac! Gabon absorbs about 100 million tons if CO2 per year net. – at Estuaire, Gabon
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"La forêt équatoriale du bassin du Congo est le deuxième poumon vert de notre planète. L'Amazonie est déjà surexploité. Toute nouvelle exploitation forestière causera des dommages inimaginables et aura des conséquences catastrophiques."" - @KayeneYves
#SaveCongoRainforest
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.@project_canopy is a B2B environmental intelligence provider for actors working in & for the Congo Basin rainforest. Their public platform provides the data and analytics needed to make the most impactful conservation investment decisions. Needed #DataScientists #MachineLearning
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Garamba, DRC, has reported that no elephant carcasses with signs of poaching have been discovered since September 2019! This means we, together with the DRC Government, have achieved 17 consecutive months with no discovery of poached elephants – the longest period in decades.
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Forest carbon as elevation. This visual depicts aboveground forest #carbon in Africa as 3D #topography. Taller mountains mean more carbon. The tall "mountains" in central Africa? That's the #CongoBasin. #Map by WHRC's @g_fiske. #GIS #InternationalDayofForests #IntlForestDay















