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Isn't is crazy to think that by 2050, an estimated 7 out of 10 people will likely live in urban areas? The city of Skien in Norway is trying to get ahead of this challenge by expanding its knowledge base to make informed development plans: 1. Cultural-heritage analysis - Value and protect our identity 2. Densification studies - Smart and integrated urbanisation 3. Resilient - Developing a blue-green cloudburst masterplan with Ramboll to better understand how to build resilience! It was fantastic to be a part of this Cloudburst project, but even better to see it being used actively to help make informed decisions in city development planning! https://lnkd.in/dqQVhuvC #naturebasedsolutions #ramboll #landscapearchitecture #bluegreeninfrastructure #water #cloudburstplanning

Learn more about the A.C. Caplinger Sports Complex renovation project and what amenities you can expect to see when the facility reopens in late 2025!

With All The Focus On Extreme Sports, The Wave Of Investment Interest In Sports By Private Equity & The Next Gens Obsession With The Experiential & FOMO …. May I Introduce You To The Most Exciting Extreme Sport Very Few Know About The One Which All Agree Belongs In The Olympics Downhill Skateboarding & NoBull Downhill #Skateboarding #downhillskateboarding #extremesports

Jute can be use for a variety of purposes due to its versatility, strength and eco friendless. Here are some common users. 1. Bags & Totes 2. Home furnishing 3. Crafts & DIY project 4. Packing 5. Fashion &accessories 6. Gardening & agriculture 7. Geo textile 8. Automotive & Industrial applications.

Not every day you get to #3Dprint and assemble complex aerostructures at Divergent, then turn around to build record-breaking Czinger Vehicles 21C. In between all of this... #AdditiveManufacturing #Czinger21C #DAPS #Technology #Automotive #Aerospace #Engineering #FutureOfMobility #Manufacturing #QualityInnovation

We love Chicken Thursdays!! Navigating the Startup Rollercoaster & introducing: #ChickenThursday 🐔 Starting a business is a wild ride - exhilarating highs, terrifying drops, and those twisty turns that throw you for a loop. It's a journey of relentless challenges and, yes, unexpected joys too. We've cooked up a special tradition here at The Cornerstone , thanks to Sebastian Van Dingenen - Chicken Thursday 🐔 ! Every Thursday, our team gathers to enjoy fresh chicken from our local market. 🌟 Why chicken, you ask? Well, why not? It's our little way of celebrating our wins,learning from our losses, and strengthening our bonds. Because if there’s one thing more satisfying than overcoming startup hurdles, it’s digging into a good meal with even better company. So,here’s to making it through another week on this rollercoaster we call entrepreneurship. We might not know what's around the next bend, but we do know there will always be chicken. 😉 🔄 Share this post if you think every workplace could use a little more chicken! 🐔 P.S. Got a quirky team tradition of your own? Drop it in the comments—I’d love to hear about it! #ChickenThursday

📈 Skiing fast, doing tricks and floating through the anti-gravity zones at Kimbo Sessions gives you some pretty intense feelings. It's bumpy, floaty, hectic, calm, cruisey, vibey, wavey, scary, and stressful all at once. I never experienced having to ski that fast just to cruise through some “chill” park features before. Skiing the Kimbo Sessions park is almost its own genre of skiing that I haven't experienced anywhere else. 💆♀️ It's impossible to describe the feelings it gives me with words, which is why I'm so psyched to present this edit. B-mack x Kimbo is a traditional park edit with a modern take, portraying the overwhelming feelings I get cruising fast through the Kimbo sessions park doing my favorite tricks. Big props to Espen Bølum Thomassen for making magic behind the camera and editing board, translating this sea of emotions into visual art. And Big props to Kim Boberg for putting on such an epic event, can't wait for this year's. 😬 #kimbosessions

The symposium highlighted the positive impact of sports on education and emphasized the need for collaboration between the sports and education sectors to enhance learning outcomes. #TakeAim #OrangeArrow #OASIS #OASIS24

With views this good, we won't blame you for lounging in the pool all day long.⁠ ⁠ Make your dream pool a reality with Outside Developments. Enquire today → https://lnkd.in/gvNcM83W ⁠ - #OutsideDevelopments #FibreglassPools #SwimmingPoolsAdelaide #FibreglassPoolsAdelaide

Travelling from Northern Ireland and now as far as county Wicklow in SE Ireland I haven't seen any of the public footpath signs so common in England. I'm assuming this is historic. In centuries past locals everywhere must have walked the same paths each day to go about their business and no one bothered to legislate rights of way. I suspect such rights of way (if you can call them that) fell into disuse everywhere when our ancestors migrated into cities, or were fenced off by opportunistic landowners. Fortunately in England and Wales we have laws that have protected most of ours. The Ramblers, Open Spaces Society and others work tirelessly to keep them from being closed down. Recent cuts to local authority budgets have impacted them, since someone has to ensure they are kept open when vegetation does it's thing. We may decry many aspects of the UK but at least we have public rights of way (although recent experience in the Llyn Peninsula of North Wales suggests not all are equally managed). Personally I have no desire to 'trespass' on agricultural land, just as long as there are plenty of places I can go for a walk in the countryside, that they are marked on maps and on the ground, and of course they are suitably maintained. The England and Wales Coast Paths are my favourites. I'm half way through walking/cycling them all and write my story up on leggingroundbritain.com. Please Ireland (North and South), give us your version. Brimming with millions of urbanites desperate to get out of cities and into the greenery probably explains our public rights of way legislation (consider the Mass Trespass on Kinderscout in 1932). Just to even things up Ireland. Your roads are super for biking, whilst ours are a national disgrace!