Farmers and food providers are working tirelessly to keep Americans and the world fed. Here's how policymakers and business leaders can support them. My latest: https://t.co/QGACZOzGSS
Large infrastructure investments will be required to reduce the damage caused by climate-related events in order to make our communities and resources more intelligent and more resilient https://t.co/sbJnZpmtFi
Farmers have a tremendous opportunity to lead by example with impactful climate solutions that make our farms as resilient as possible says @BibleBrent. Here's how.
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Plant-based diets aren't a silver bullet solution to climate change. We must take a broader look at the food system to identify more opportunities to build resilience. https://t.co/jL5dVcC4KS
Climate change is no longer a future threat. Its destructive impacts are already here in the form of violent mega-storms, prolonged drought and deadly wildfires. https://t.co/Pp4WJffPiF
New sediment diversion in Louisiana could save dozens of square miles of land in Louisiana, increasing resilience in the Mississippi River Delta and beyond. https://t.co/xj0wQxEiK7
Our ocean is vulnerable, just as we are in the face of the coronavirus pandemic and climate change. And like us, it is also resilient. https://t.co/ygiHjdLPhY
Extreme weather events are becoming more frequent, more expensive and more destructive. We must work to build resilience by preserving the ecological buffers that nature endowed us with. Great read: https://t.co/MoigeOy2vW @tomfriedman