More than 11,000 scientists from around the world signed the declaration.
The authors of the report highlight six areas where urgent action is required.David Silverman | Getty Images News | Getty Images
The declaration is written in a paper published in the journal BioScience. Authored by a number of scientists from around the world, it paints a stark picture of how our planet is faring. Published Tuesday, the paper comes 40 years after the First World Climate Conference, which took place in Geneva in 1979. It is informed by decades of analysis related to data such as energy consumption, per capita meat production, human population and fossil fuel consumption.
The authors of the report highlight six areas where urgent action is required: energy, short lived pollutants, nature, food, the economy and population.
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