WRI Ross Center for Sustainable Cities’ Post

japanese farming equipment to end day labour, indentured and woofing farms. Post COVID RESPONSE. Social Security at $10,000 a month and $3m everyone’s account for housing, etc. Open Federal Reserve Banks. use the japanese farming equip. for all crops, potting & top soil. DoD has a CD for farming all fruits and vegetables, all herbal medicine for the sensory and lumber. pot for potting and top soil. this is how to plant organic even when there are toxins in the air, soil and water. plant 10 rows in the following way: plant cotton to bloom till from root to bloom… have a glass of wine pot and tobacco plant cotton to bloom till from root to bloom have a glass of wine pot and tobacco plant tobacco to leaf till from root to leaf have a glass of wine pot and tobacco plant tobacco to leaf till from root to leaf have a glass of wine pot and tobacco plant sativa pot to leaf till from root to leaf have a glass of wine pot and tobacco plant sativa pot to leaf till from root to leafhave a glass of wine - smoke the pot and tobacco - just grown. roll tobacco and pot together and smoke. that’s pot for potting soil. test in a ten row garden or ten row acre. -see my next comment on Redwood Trees.

Good ideas except Green rooftops does not work in places with deep freeze winters (can only plant annuals - high cost) and high speed winds (high cost of care - plants dry out quickly and physically stressed, plants and installations can get blown away - hazard, damage from hail and tornadoes)

On the other hand, we should also emphasize, that the initiatives must be properly communicated to local residents and in the best scenario, the communities must be involved in the development of the sustainable solutions for the cities. Only with approval of local residents these initiatives can be successful.

Absolutely! Nature-based solutions are pivotal in bolstering urban resilience.

Implementing nature-based solutions in urban areas is crucial for enhancing resilience and sustainability. It's inspiring to see initiatives like increasing tree cover and planting community gardens being highlighted.

Urban landscapes are ecological unbalanced and inherently non sustainable.Urban centre’s are energy guzzlers and water wasters.

That's the way to go! I think Copenhagen is worth being mentioned here, too. The city integrated green roofs into its climate adaptation strategy, mandating green roofs in most new local plans since 2010. 🌳

This phrase is ghastly 'nature-based solutions'

Yes effective adaptation applying NBS can be successful.

I'll keep this in mind