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Two new studies show how simply planting more trees can provide huge temperature benefits, not to mention how the additional plant life would boost biodiversity and improve mental health for urbanites
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Two new studies show how simply planting more trees can provide huge temperature benefits, not to mention how the additional plant life would boost biodiversity and improve mental health for urbanites

grist.org
u/Firm_Relative_7283 — 20 hours ago
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This is the difference NOT voting makes. Nearly 90 million acres of our public lands are at risk of development due to an unprecedented shift in policies under the first and second Trump administrations.

insideclimatenews.org
u/Green_Idealist — 1 day ago
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Call to Action: Tell Congress to Oppose H.R. 7695, a bill to cancel Roadless Area protections for 45 million acres of National Forests

pcta.org
u/Green_Idealist — 2 days ago

Urban trees: an underused tool for keeping people cool. Trees can make it feel up to 14° cooler, yet analysis shows many cities are leaving large areas of plantable land underutilized.

wri.org
u/Firm_Relative_7283 — 2 days ago
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The Global Rewilding Alliance connects nearly 300 organizations across six continents, which are together rewilding more than 2 million sq km (760,000 sq mi) of land — about the size of Mexico — and 6 million sq km (2.3 million sq mi) of ocean

news.mongabay.com
u/Firm_Relative_7283 — 3 days ago

How Electric School Buses Benefit Students and Communities: From cleaner air and better test scores to lower utility bills and emergency backup power, electric school buses are transforming communities in ways most people don't expect

wri.org
u/Firm_Relative_7283 — 2 days ago

NYC is prototyping pedestrian–first, shared, & slow streets. "The vision ahead is to transform that [car-first] monoculture into a multifunctional network one that supports walking, biking, and buses...and strengthens local business corridors thru outdoor dining & community activations."

burohappold.com
u/Firm_Relative_7283 — 3 days ago
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Researchers’ new list of 7 plausible future carbon pollution scenarios are pushing aside 2 staples of climate policy: the extremes on either end. Renewables have lowered top end carbon pollution projections, but because those changes haven’t been fast enough, bottom end projections have risen.

apnews.com
u/Firm_Relative_7283 — 4 days ago
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California makes history as the largest subnational government accepted into the International Union for Conservation of Nature — the world’s largest environmental protection organization — strengthening its global leadership in driving climate action, advancing innovation, & protecting biodiversity

gov.ca.gov
u/Green_Idealist — 5 days ago