Uploaded November 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

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We rely heavily on nature to curb the impacts of the climate crisis. Carbon sinks like the Amazon rainforest, which stored 56.8 billion metric tons of carbon in 2022, help towards the 1.5°C target and support the nationally determined contributions (NDCs) of the countries that house them, for better or worse.

But what would happen if these systems started to collapse and stopped absorbing emissions?

Join us for this GLF Live on 27 November at 14:00 UTC with Ane Costa Alencar, science director at IPAM and Daniel Murdiyarso, climate change, energy and low carbon development principal scientist at the CIFOR-ICRAF as we explore how carbon sinks are being impacted and what can we expect. #ThinkLandscape #Trees4Resilience



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