Nadine Weil

[Nadine Weil @nadineweil]

@MHurabiell So many other cities with large waterfronts have it all - designated walking paths, biking paths, and a road for cars all along the beach. These areas are thriving with recreation, housing, nature and tourism all coexisting together. It can be a both/and

[Nadine Weil @nadineweil]

@thegarybrecka Fabulous post. Thank you so much

[Nadine Weil @nadineweil]

@SelenaC10705 A strip of asphalt is not a park. The Prop K marketing was very misleading from the beginning. It said Yes on K Ocean Beach Park. Ocean Beach was already there and is still there. A nice pathway for bikes was already there and is still there. Prop K was for a parkway, not a park

[Nadine Weil @nadineweil]

@WorldResources A similar vicious circle is happening with logging. Climate change is making fires hotter, so groups are oddly logging forests under the guise of protecting them. This tree removal creates carbon emissions and climate change, thereby starting the cycle over again

[Nadine Weil @nadineweil]

@WorldResources @WRIClimate Great! Hopefully protecting and properly caring for large shade trees in cities is on the list. Preserving existing urban tree canopy is a huge untapped opportunity

[Nadine Weil @nadineweil]

@garrytan CEQA is not supposed to block projects. It is supposed to improve projects and make them better for people if they need improving. If CEQA is being used to kill projects, then it is being misused. When properly used, CEQA can deliver public safety and quality of life

[Nadine Weil @nadineweil]

@UNEP Protecting Shade Trees helps to cool cities and save lives. Shade Trees in cities need protection and proper care. Healthy trees continue to be cut down and butchered. This is an untapped opportunity with a high ROI. Protect a Tree, Cool a City

[Nadine Weil @nadineweil]

Home hardening can deliver a high ROI. A few small fixes can help your home stay strong during a wildfire

[CAL FIRE @CAL_FIRE]

Small fixes. Stronger home.

Wildfire-prepared home upgrades do not have to be expensive. A few targeted improvements can help reduce ember risk and strengthen your home’s defenses.

Fact: Most homes lost to wildfire are not ignited by flames. They ignite from embers that can travel ahead of a fire and find soft spots in your home’s defenses.
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#ReadyForWildfire #HomeHardening #WildfirePreparedHome

[Nadine Weil @nadineweil]

@GardensofGGP Fabulous!

[Nadine Weil @nadineweil]

@TF_Global Very interesting and stunning photo

[Nadine Weil @nadineweil]

@TF_Global Super important post. Thank you

[Nadine Weil @nadineweil]

@CAL_FIRE Fantastic! This is so helpful

[Nadine Weil @nadineweil]

@DanielLurie Fabulous! Please keep at least some of the London Plane trees as they are providing valuable shade, clean air, and scenic beauty for visitors waiting for the cable car. Thank you so much

[Nadine Weil @nadineweil]

@CAL_FIRE @CalRecycle Great video!

[Nadine Weil @nadineweil]

@unredd This is great. Are there any REDD+ programs that are based on true forest protection, i.e. no logging? Thank you so much

[Nadine Weil @nadineweil]

@CALFIRELNU Great news! Early detection and rapid suppression where possible is so important

[Nadine Weil @nadineweil]

@barakgila @WolffOnYourSide @GrowSF @SFyimby Patrick Wolff is the real deal, and he would fix the insurance situation in CA with real solutions. No offense to the other candidates, but they have proposed ideas that would make wildfire and insurance worse in CA

[Nadine Weil @nadineweil]

@Senator_Hurtado This is fantastic. Thank you so much. This grazing reduces the small dry fuel on the ground - the top igniter and carrier of fire. Thank you for your visionary leadership

[Nadine Weil @nadineweil]

@RobMayeda Thank you for highlighting this important issue. The small dry fuel on the ground is the top igniter and carrier of fire. Doing kindling reduction via prescribed fire, grazing, and brush removal is key. Standing large trees can also help by increasing moisture on the ground

[Nadine Weil @nadineweil]

@UNEP @mremae 100%. Truly protecting mature and primary forests is one of the most powerful ways to stop climate change. Logging still dominates forest carbon credits, except for planting trees. Forests are increasingly threatened. How can we make the carbon in big trees count?