Nature and  communities build  climate resilience  and improve  our wellbeing: Five illustrations

Sabine Dörry; Enrico Benetto; Claire Dupont; Ariane König; Jean-Pascal van Ypersele; Marc Kaufmann; Ralf Seppelt; Diana Urge-Vorsatz; Claudia Hitaj; Eric de Brabanter

Nature and communities build climate resilience and improve our wellbeing: Five illustrations

Sabine Dörry
, Enrico Benetto
, Claire Dupont
, Ariane König
, Jean-Pascal van Ypersele
, Marc Kaufmann
, Ralf Seppelt
, Diana Urge-Vorsatz
, Claudia Hitaj
, Eric de Brabanter

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Abstract

- Consumption-based and production-based : Carbon footprint
- Less is More. Less consumption, less pollution, more wellbeing.
- Climate change and consequences. What goes around,, comes around
- Restoring nature is good for the climate. Nature for climate
- Private capital risks. undermining our wellbeing

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Luxembourg
Publisher	Observatoire de la Politique Climatique - OPC
Media of output	Online
Publication status	Published - Dec 2025

Keywords

Nature-based climate resilience
Community well-being
Ecosystem protection & restoration
Equitable and inclusive ecological solutions
Public infrastructure & services
Public infrastructure & finance

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Nature and communities build climate resilience and improve our wellbeing: Five illustrations

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