Dear SCB Colleagues,
Please see the sign-on request below from Dr. William Ripple at Oregon State University and Conservation Biology Institute. Thank you!
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Dear colleague,
We invite you to sign the World Scientists' Warning to Humanity: A Third Notice.
Humanity has entered a decisive period. Climate change, biodiversity loss, and ecosystem degradation are accelerating and increasingly interacting across the Earth system. These changes are already affecting billions of people and threatening the stability of the living world on which civilization depends. But this warning is not only about risk. It is also about possibility.
As scientists, we have a responsibility to communicate these realities with clarity and urgency. Thirty-five years after the first World Scientists' Warning to Humanity, we believe this moment calls for a clear, unified scientific voice.
To sign, please use this form: https://forms.gle/BAfifGWesmoYjKzi7
Scientists from all disciplines are welcome. Signatures are provided in their personal capacities and do not represent institutional endorsement. Please share this invitation with colleagues and through your scientific networks.
The signatory list will be presented to the United Nations Secretary-General. The full paper can be read in roughly eight minutes and the executive summary can be read in one minute. An executive Summary and the full paper are available here:
World Scientists' Warning to Humanity: A Third Notice.
Thank you for your consideration.
Bill
William J. Ripple
Director, Alliance of World Scientists
Oregon State University and Conservation Biology Institute
Short abstract of World Scientist' Warning to Humanity: A Third Notice: The Third Notice concludes that humanity has entered a planetary emergency driven by climate change, biodiversity loss, pollution, and the crossing of multiple planetary boundaries. It identifies six broad transformations that can reduce environmental pressures while improving human well-being. We invite scientists from all disciplines to endorse this evidence-based assessment.
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Bernie Traversari, M.S. (he/him/él)
Managing Director
Society for Conservation Biology North America (SCBNA)
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