How can a city function like Nature? The Urban Greenprint is a biomimicry-inspired process that identifies pilot projects, targeting health&resilience of cities
Artificial floating wetlands are proliferating worldwide to help clean up urban waters.
The National Aquarium in Baltimore is planning to expand its 400-square-foot floating wetland to 10,000 square feet by 2024.
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Check out @BillReed_Regen's session at the @SOPREMACanada virtual conference--regenerative development and the capabilities that will be required of humanity to address this climate crisis. https://t.co/TtjOfdKKJT
The interconnected nature of #ClimateChange, loss of biodiversity, land degradation, & air & water pollution means they must be addressed together to maximize the benefits & minimize trade-offs.
Our 🆕 #PeaceWithNature provides a scientific blueprint: https://t.co/GIteugNrUQ
Earth is screaming with all its might.
To restore balance, we must heed the knowledge of #IndigenousPeoples and local communities who have listened deeply and worked with Mother Nature for generations.
And to recognise and respect their rights.
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The transportation sector is responsible for ~45% of greenhouse gas emissions in our state - and land use planning is one of the biggest factors in having diverse transportation options. @FuturewiseWA#WACantWait
Can you imagine having a #carbondioxide emissions inventory at the city level for every city? @Google is doing just that. What if we added ecological performance standards so that city planners could benchmark against nature's metrics? #cityasaforest
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Routledge is trialing a system of letting their authors share their books in their entirety for free (60 days). So... here is a link to my new book 'regenerative urban design and ecosystem biomimicry' https://t.co/LrSzSDRXnM Enjoy!!!