Human activity is changing the way climate is developing in many irreversible ways. Extreme heatwaves, droughts and flooding are impacting countries and people directly, with many destroyed houses and unfortunate deaths. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) is working for better change.

Climate change is the single biggest threat to sustainable development and defined as Climate Action is Goal 13 on the Sustainable Development Goals. It’s impact on the environment and human health is monumental and the future of the earth depends on the extent to which nations implement prevention efforts.

CFO/COO Emily Robinson of Pico Analytics will discuss the climate crisis and its solutions with the National Liberal Club’s Sustainability Forum on the 26th of January.

In Pico Analytics’ last insight post on Emily Robinsons Zoom Talk, ‘The Climate Crisis and it’s Solutions’, we mentioned The Great Green Wall and how it provides a light of optimism amidst the climate crisis. This article will go into greater depth about the environmental and social implications of The Great Green Wall as well as how it helps to meet the UN Sustainable Development Goals.

On the 26th of January, Pico Analytics CFO/COO, Emily Robinson partnered with the National Liberal Clubs’ Sustainability Forum to present a discussion titled ‘The Climate Crisis and its Solutions.

CFO/COO Emily Robinson of Pico Analytics will discuss the climate crisis and its solutions with the National Liberal Club’s Sustainability Forum on the 26th of January.