🌍 Adaptation or mitigation - what’s the difference, and why does it matter? 🎥 Watch our video to explore how both approaches respond to the impacts of a changing climate and why adaptation is key to building climate resilience. Mitigation focuses on reducing emissions to slow climate change. Adaptation helps people respond to its effects - like floods, fires, and extreme heat - which are already happening. We need both. While we address climate change through mitigation, we must also adapt to the changes affecting and disrupting people's lives. At the Z Zurich Foundation, we work with communities to adapt and build resilience. This means supporting people and co-creating solutions that fit their realities and needs. Climate action is about the future. And it’s about what we do now. 🔗 Learn more: https://lnkd.in/eE8PZv2F

Steven Luis Howell

Climate Tech Founder | CEO Whatrr.com | Guilt-Free Business, Guilt-Free Hydration | Investing and Partnership | Solving The Plastic Crisis by Transitioning the World to “Save Costs & Save Earth” Biodegradable Materials

2mo

Mitigation feels like the long game, but adaptation is what’s helping people right now. I’ve seen firsthand how solutions that meet people where they are can make all the difference...it’s not about big, flashy ideas, just practical ones that fit their lives.

Shahabuddin Khan

Project Coordinator @ Plan India| Educational Development, Vocational Skills, Life Skills, Coordination, Planning and Implementation.

1mo

Human needs are limited, but desires are endless. In the race to fulfill personal ambitions, we’ve over-scratched nature—and the cost is climate change. Sadly, those who contribute the least, the poor and honest, face the harshest impact. Time to shift from extraction to balance, and from profit to sustainability.

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