Population health science, public health, equity, SDOH, Senior program officer at @RWJF, doctor, epidemiologist, cyclist, yoga for years. Love to learn.
Eleven minutes of water inspiration
Water is the foundation of a healthy community, access to it is limited by extreme drought.
Tucson, AZ, residents are learning from communities in India to harvest rainwater and improve health in their neighborhoods. https://t.co/XqQxAKQMJZ
equitable policy implementation of park and green spaces - need CBOs and nonprofits to be equity "watchdogs" to ensure that implementation
programs reflect the justice-oriented spirit of policies
@RWJF@preventioninst
Rigorous study of association between presence of parks, green space and tree canopy with longer life expectancy in Los Angeles county
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Would more #parks and trees help L.A. county residents live longer?
A new study from UCLA Fielding supported by @preventioninst predicts that an equitable 'greening' plan could add up to a million years in collective life expectancy.
https://t.co/04cIDAUikk #greenspace
This Q&A with Tomás Rivera from @ChainbreakerSF, @DR_KMP, @sandrafw, and @pgrusso highlights the value of using health-centered approaches when making decisions that impact communities. https://t.co/FwlQtDN0tb
What does this mean? In short, it will take all of us working together to ensure that clean water remains, first and foremost, a basic human right. #WorldWaterDay. https://t.co/cKd8WzRPkS
#World Water Day 2023
we need a new economics of water as a common good - see @Nature article https://t.co/CrBKyBzacS
which demonstrates how climate change and water are completely intertwined
"Water isn't a commodity to be sold to only those that can pay. It's a basic right our government must provide to all residents."
We can make progress by getting water infrastructure dollars to places with the most pressing water injustices. #WorldWaterDay
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Black, brown, and low-income communities in the US are more likely to lack access to clean, affordable water, and critical infrastructure services. Accelerating a sustainable water future means we must pursue racial justice, economic equity, and implement the #HumanRightToWater.
Black, brown, and low-income communities in the US are more likely to lack access to clean, affordable water, and critical infrastructure services. Accelerating a sustainable water future means we must pursue racial justice, economic equity, and implement the #HumanRightToWater.
For decades, advocates have been calling for the removal of four dams along the Klamath River—and finally, it’s happening. On this #WorldWaterDay, we celebrate all those who depend upon the river and have been fighting to save it. https://t.co/htD80mKD7q
#WorldWaterDay2023
Water is a human right
@DigDeepH2O works with communities lacking access to running water, wastewatre systems to design and implement solutions
Access to safe, affordable water is a cornerstone of a healthy community.
#WorldWaterDay is a commitment to:
- Protect the right to water
- Advocate for water equity
- Invest in strengthening water infrastructure
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Water is a right. #WorldWaterDay
These three lessons from our friends @LVEJO can help local organizations empower communities that have been historically excluded to advocate for their water rights. https://t.co/7kfkoSA14J
Historic amounts of federal funding creates an opportunity to repair water systems quickly, efficiently and equitably.
@EPIConservation shows how far that money can go to bring clean and affordable water to all. #WorldWaterDay https://t.co/M2bkvLp29Q
The theme for World Water Day 2023 is “Accelerating Change”. It is about speeding up the progress towards achieving SDG 6: water and sanitation for all by 2030. The celebration of World Water Day 2023 coincides with the start of the UN 2023 Water Conference .
On the 22/March/2023, the UN is celebrating World Water Day. The theme for this year is about accelerating change to solve the water and sanitation crisis.
Water affects us all, we need everyone to take action.
Over 2 million Americans live without running water or a flush toilet . DigDeep research that this costs the US economy over $8.5 billion every year --and every $1 invested yields a nearly 5x societal return. see report at https://t.co/igMcGQ5nx4
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world water day 2023
Clean Water State Revolving Funds enable municipalities improve wastewater treatment, manage storm water and decrease flooding, prevent pollution of drinking water, protect estuaries, and create green infrastructure. Better policies ensure these funds reach neediest
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New @EPIConservation and @NRDC analysis finds inequities in the distribution of Clean Water State Revolving Funds, which provide federal assistance for water infrastructure investments. Good work @KatyCHansen and @beckyhammer! Read the full report here: https://t.co/TC65XjESIq