Tom Lovejoy
Tom Lovejoy was an influential American ecologist and conservation biologist, known for his pioneering work in rainforest ecology and for coining the term 'biological diversity.' Over his extensive career, he advocated for sustainable development and conservation efforts, emphasizing the importance of biodiversity in maintaining the health of ecosystems. Lovejoy played a significant role in raising awareness about the threats posed to the Amazon rainforest and was instrumental in promoting nature-based solutions to prevent ecological tipping points. His research and activism helped shape global environmental policies and inspired generations of conservationists.
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Tom Lovejoy and Carlos Nobre recommended nature-based solutions to prevent an Amazonian tipping point.
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