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  🌊 Join Our Exclusive Workshop: Strengthening Coastal Resilience in Europe🌍   👉🏻Are you a signatory of the #Mission #AdaptationCharter or a supporter of the Mission Ocean and Waters Charter? 🙌🏻Don't miss out on this vital online workshop, hosted jointly by the #EU #Missions on #Adaptation to #ClimateChange and #Restore our #Ocean and #Waters.   This workshop is your opportunity to:   🎯Address Climate Challenges: Tackle the urgent climate issues affecting coastal regions, cities, and municipalities across Europe. 🎯Explore Integrated Solutions: Dive into integrated approaches to enhance coastal resilience and sustainable management of our coastal zones. 🎯Share and Learn: Contribute your insights on Nature-based Solutions to protect and restore our coastal and marine ecosystems while adapting to the impacts of climate change.   📅 30th of September  💻 Registration is now open: https://lnkd.in/dsXRDcVW   Together, let's build a more resilient future for our coastal communities!

😨 Can you imagine Europe without our iconic landscapes and favourite food? Accelerating climate change and nature loss threaten the world as we know it today, including our unique nature and traditional food rooted in our culture. 🔥 Every place in Europe is in some way affected by climate change and nature loss. Scientists warn us of cascading tipping points but also point at a solution. It lies in our land and nature. For this year’s World Environment Day, celebrating land restoration as its leading theme, we prepared a special briefing reflecting on Europe’s relationship with nature and how investing in its restoration could preserve our heritage while boosting our economy and security. Our briefing collects powerful examples and numbers showing that restoration is a win-win for our environment, people, and economy. Read the key messages below 👇  and the full briefing here: https://lnkd.in/d6sKQEgu  #RestoreNature #WorldEnvironmentDay #climatechange #natureloss

By leveraging technological innovations.... countries, communities, companies, farmers, and families that are near a seashore will be able to prepare-for, adjust-to, and deal-with climate-change-induced water risks in our new climate reality. Yes, water scarcity is a massive headache, but the too-much-water problem will bring industry and society to its knees in a much more painful way. Also, the proverbial dark horse of climate-change-induced water risk is impaired coastal marine ecosystems that are increasingly under threat of harmful algal blooms. which are happening more frequently due to global warming. Millicent Pitts Susan Zellers Daniel Kleinman Stewart Sarkozy-Banoczy, WEDG

Andfjord Salmon’s involvement in the RESIST project has highlighted some of the main concerns regarding climate change in the region of Vesterålen. Together with GAIA Vesterålen, Vesterålsrådet and SINTEF we invited a large group to GAIA arctic summit June 6. to discuss how to tackle future climate change. 

From research to real impact! 🤓➡️🏙️🌱 Lucas Turmena shares how UNU-EHS & partners are transforming vulnerable urban communities in Brazil through climate action and sustainable development. Find out more: https://lnkd.in/e9FiSdxm

🌊 The Vidzemes plānošanas reģions / Vidzeme Planning Region plānošanas reģions team recently participated in the BEACH-SOS workshop in Saulkrasti, Latvia. This valuable event brought together stakeholders to address the critical challenges facing coastal regions due to climate change. 🤝 Participants actively engaged in discussions on climate impacts, adaptation strategies, and the importance of collaborative action. VPR's expert, Krišjānis Pundurs, presented the Interreg Europe CLIMATE project,outlined its objectives 💡 This exchange of knowledge and experiences will undoubtedly strengthen our own efforts to enhance coastal resilience in the Vidzeme Planning Region. #CLIMATEproject #BEACHSOS #CoastalResilience #ClimateAction #BalticSea #InterregEurope

The green and digital transition are considered as twins! 🟢🔵 That's why the Commission has activated the initial Destination Earth (DestinE) system in Finland to develop a highly accurate digital twin of the Earth 🌐 This will: ✔️ simulate the effects of climate change and extreme weather events; ✔️help Europe to be better prepared to respond to major natural disasters and adapt to climate change; ✔️support the implementation of the European strategy for data

The green and digital transition are considered as twins! 🟢🔵 That's why the Commission has activated the initial Destination Earth (DestinE) system in Finland to develop a highly accurate digital twin of the Earth 🌐 This will: ✔️ simulate the effects of climate change and extreme weather events; ✔️help Europe to be better prepared to respond to major natural disasters and adapt to climate change; ✔️support the implementation of the European strategy for data

The green and digital transition are considered twins! 🟢🔵 That's why the Commission has activated the initial Destination Earth (DestinE) system in Finland to develop a highly accurate digital twin of the Earth 🌐 This will: ✔️ simulate the effects of climate change and extreme weather events; ✔️help Europe to be better prepared to respond to major natural disasters and adapt to climate change; ✔️support the implementation of the European strategy for data

What can be done to tackle climate challenges in Mediterranean cities with dense urban environments? 🏙🌍 In our latest video, Prof. Christos Makropoulos from the National Technical University of Athens talks about how cities, such as Athens must cope with heavy climatic stresses. IMPETUS is developing the Hotspot Explorer, which is a mapping tool that allows users to identify the critical issues at each location, matched against the anticipated stresses from the climate. Public discourse and adaptation policies can then be prioritised for these hotspots, in order to have meaningful change on the ground. 🌊🌪️🔥 Read more about it in our latest blog post 👉 https://lnkd.in/dMvku6jR   #MissionClimate #ClimateResilience #ClimateChange