In her article in the New York Times, Catrin Einhorn writes about a a new report suggests that we should address environmental problems like climate change and biodiversity loss together, rather than separately. It highlights how interconnected issues, like agriculture and health, can have combined solutions, such as using native trees to improve biodiversity and store carbon. The report calls for awareness of trade-offs in decision-making to avoid unintended negative consequences.
You can read Catrin Einhorn’s article at NYT
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