After the 2020 fire at Feather River Dome, Mast Reforestation has been restoring the site with a custom reforestation plan to boost climate resilience 🌱 Over 47,000 seedlings have been planted, supporting the Lower Sacramento Watershed, local jobs, and sequestering ~50k tonnes of CO2e through Mast’s carbon removal credits. Learn more + get involved ↓ https://lnkd.in/dWFiRa43
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🚨 Only 3 days left to subscribe to our webinar! It's your last opportunity to hear from the best experts in forest restoration! Besides Pascal, Mick, and Damien, you will also meet our incredible moderator, Andy Haigh, Director of Climate Positive Solutions at Grosvenor Property UK. He is setting the standard for responding to the latest climate science and implementing effective carbon offset strategies for Grosvenor UK. 🗓️ July 11th… register now! 🙋 See you there! #forestrestoration #climateaction #carbonoffset #webinar
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The impact of climate change on critical infrastructure and the necessary adaptations to changing environments are topics of utmost importance.
How can we safeguard critical infrastructure in an unpredictable climate? Weather patterns are becoming increasingly erratic, and we need ways and tools to predict and mitigate risks effectively. Our climatic wind tunnel can be one of them. Collaborating with Niemann ENGINEERS and Amprion GmbH, we've recently conducted extensive testing on the impact of ice accumulation on power lines to help inform their future design and maintenance:
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Dams are a way of storing water for the dry times that inevitably occur in droughts every few decades The bigger of the dam the more the water you store the more it’s usable for various things in agriculture Just giving life to human beings over a longer period of time because even after droughts it rains again always They should be more dams built not less
Guess which European nation has the highest number of Dam removals? “Hundreds of years ago, communities built dams recognizing the very real threat of floods to life and livelihood. These structures became a testament to human ingenuity and resilience. Fast forward to today, and in the name of environmentalism, we're tearing down these barriers—239 removed in Europe alone in 2021—only to blame climate change when floods devastate towns. This is insanity. We've forgotten the lessons of the past, dismantling protections that safeguarded generations and then pointing fingers at climate when nature inevitably takes its course.” - Matthew Wielicki
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Happy World Environment Day! 🌍 This year’s theme focuses on land restoration—a practice that will be vital to helping many communities adapt to the impacts from climate change. Helping sustain existing natural resources is one of most efficient strategies but where lands are degraded, restoration holds great potential. Watch this one minute video to learn more and see how people around the globe are celebrating today and everyday.
World Environment Day 2024: will you join Generation Restoration?
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Chief Operating Officer & Co-Founder, GEP | Passionate about Supply Chain Excellence, and Sustainability
Today, on #Earth Day, we reflect on the urgent need for climate restoration. #ClimateChange presents one of the greatest challenges of our time. Education, research, technology, and investment in #sustainable practices are powerful tools in the fight against climate change. Let's join hands and build a brighter, more sustainable future for all.
RESTORE Season 2: Meet the 2024 World Restoration Flagships
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"Green infrastructure and other stormwater management practices in the U.S. are typically designed to detain, retain or filter only the first 1 to 2 inches of runoff. Individually, they can’t capture all the runoff generated during larger storms." Drexel professor Franco Montalto, PhD, writes in 'The Conversation' how communities can work together to make themselves into "sponge cities," capable of soaking up the heavier stormwater that come with climate change. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eX7SWbUq
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Did you know that door closers can enhance your building's energy efficiency ? They help maintain the indoor climate. 👉 https://lnkd.in/dpdhF8rD What other benefits do you find door closers provide ? Share your thoughts below 👇
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🌍 Discover how cities and counties are tackling carbon dioxide removal as part of their climate action plans. Explore the growing importance of these initiatives and their impact on fighting climate change. Read more about it here: https://hubs.la/Q02CjzP_0
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Transform is committed to stopping highway expansion. In a time of extreme climate crisis, we can’t afford to build infrastructure that bakes in decades of further warming and undercuts our public and active transportation investments. Unfortunately, Caltrans District 4 and the Contra Costa Transportation Authority are planning to do just that on Interstate 680. https://lnkd.in/gfv9pb2k #HighwayExpansion #ClimateCrisis #TransportationJustice #PublicTransportation #BayArea
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When you realize how much you can save on implementing structural resilience with Climate® Adhesive… 🤯The limit truly does not exist! Call us today at (844) 450-9604 to discover what it means to live with 300% resiliency for less than 1% of building material costs. #Humpday #MemeCut #FunnyMemes #MeanGirls #Limitless #ComicRelief #StructuralIntegrity #BuildingResilience #AffordableSolutions #RebuildStronger #BuildingInnovation #BuildingMaterials #BuildingStrong #ChemistryOverCatastrophe
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