London calling Green Success Stories with some good news. A study proves that reducing emissions leads to the kids of London having bigger, healthier lungs. The mission has shown success and this study proves it. But there’s a whole lot to do. This post looks at some stats, some really bad, some encouraging. And it ends with a ditty.
Green Success Stories salutes the New World Mine Agreement. Wow, something that actually put nature above money. Green above green. Yellowstone over gold.
Let’s have a show of hands for Gifford Pinchot, one of the architects of American conservation. His belief that forests should be managed for “the greatest good for the greatest number in the long run” helped shape the U.S. Forest Service and a conservation legacy that continues today. Happy 161st birthday to Gifford Pinchot!
It’s a success story that’s on the right path. Here’s to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission for launching the Florida Underwater Coastal Corridor, including 1100 miles of connected coastal habitats that save the day for vulnerable marine species. . It’s a corridor way better than I-4, that’s for sure. .
Green Success Stories celebrates the Smokey Bear campaign, the longest running public service announcement in the US. Smokey reminds us all that 9 out of 10 fires are caused by humans…. now if he could do something about the way we’re creating conditions for all those fires…
A note of thanks to Jane Goodall, a true green success story.
Can a sustainability-minded couple get all they want in an additional dwelling unit (ADU)? Eco-friendly material, reforested wood, functionality, beautiful design, and more? This green case study featuring Masaya Homes says yes.
Green Success Stories features a Green Leader Profile interview of Maksym Suschuk, PR lead for EOS Data Analytics. Maksym describes his role of crafting stories of impact that go beyond the surface, talks up big wins for his sustainability driven satellite data-firm, and expresses his belief that every action for the environment has the potential for tremendous impact.
How does an earth-friendly company save 90,000 hectares of sugar cane from soil-borne pest and weed infestations without applying massive amounts of pesticides indiscriminately? With EOSDA’s satellite-based data-driven Crop Monitoring platform.
