There’s a big difference between zero and net zero. So what does “net zero” actually mean? Learn where the term comes from and why it’s become so widely used.
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How Creating A Tree Map Brings Us Closer Together: A Case Study
Tree maps, created through volunteer efforts, build community and continued engagement with neighborhood trees. Learn how from the experience of Speak for the Trees, which created the first publicly accessible tree map of Boston.
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Temboo Honored in Fast Company’s 2020 World Changing Ideas Awards
Temboo was honored in this year’s Fast Company World Changing Ideas Awards for our work with community-based organizations and our vision for environmental engagement.
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Going Green: The Financial Benefits of Environmental Engagement
Environmental engagement has numerous financial benefits. Learn how going green can help the planet and your profits with added benefits along the way.
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Turning Data Into Action: The Future of Coastal Resiliency
With the looming threat of raising seal levels and stronger storms, comes the need to turn data into action to prevent hurricanes from devastating our coastal cities. Cities need to look to the past to build coastal resiliency in the future.
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38 Virtual Earth Day Activities and Events to Celebrate the Planet from Home
April 22, 2020 marks the 50th anniversary of Earth Day. To celebrate, here’s a massive list of virtual events, activities, resources, and more that you can participate in from home.
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Environmental Stewardship Meets Green Infrastructure Maintenance
Maintenance for green infrastructure is quite different than for gray infrastructure. That creates a big opportunity for communities and individual citizens to be involved through environmental stewardship.
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NYC Put Millions Into Green Infrastructure by the Bronx River. Did it Work? (Part 2)
A small fraction, less than 5% of the 7,000 plus green infrastructure assets built under the NYC Green Infrastructure Program are in the South Bronx. In part two of this series, we will examine the execution of DEP’s right-of-way rain garden strategy in the South Bronx. Publicly available information and interviews with DEP, former staff from other city agencies, and local residents, tell a story of overcoming obstacles and unintended consequences.
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Soil Moisture: More Important Than You Think
Soil moisture monitoring is vital for farmers. But few people realize that it’s also integral to maintaining green infrastructure and crafting environmental policy.
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Experts Share 7 Tips for Grant Writing Success
We know that grant funding can be a long, tedious process for all parties involved. With these 7 grant writing tips from experts, you can speed up your application process and hopefully increase your chances of success!
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