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The community land trust structure can serve as a vehicle to amass purchased and gifted lands into Community Commons with the purpose of facilitating low-cost access to land for those seeking ecological living, regenerative food production, and sustainable livelihoods. [1/2]
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Many AI folks would benefit from learning about permaculture
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The signal is clear: we're heading for a future warmer than the Paris Agreement goal of 1.5°C. What does this mean in practice? We break down "overshoot" into five key things to understand: unep.org/news-and-stories/st…
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The area of planted forests has increased in all regions since 1990, but globally the the rate of increase slowed in the last ten years. Get more data on the world’s forests in @FAO’s Global Forest Resources Assessment 2025 👉 ow.ly/n6sf50XB8NV #FRA2025
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“Regeneration is about expressing our individual potential through the unique contribution we make towards enabling and unveiling the unique potential that our communities and places have to serve their own needs…” ~ @DrDCWahl #bioregionalism medium.com/activate-the-futu…
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A great conversation with ⁦@bethsawin⁩ on #multisolving — a powerful and practical approach to community-based systems change. open.substack.com/pub/backlo…
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Nine of the 10 hottest years have been recorded in the past 10 years, and all 10 since 2005. There is no time to wait. #ActOnClimate #climate #energy #renewables #biodiversity #GreenNewDeal
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Freshwater species face widespread human pressures, but where those pressures affect biodiversity has remained poorly understood. New Science research maps 45 threats across more than 21,000 freshwater species, revealing hotspots of impact and helping guide conservation and management efforts where they are most urgently needed. Learn more in this week’s issue: scim.ag/4jH5Vtm
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Braiding Food Systems Co-constructing Indigenous Seed Systems in Northern Ontario for Food Sovereignty, Security, and Climate Adaptation Learn more twp.ai/4hpdVc #RuralGuelph @AgricultureON @ONRuralAffairs @SEDRD @AgInnovationON
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Do you have sediment in your well? Has your yield dropped? Can you identify common contamination risks to your well? Join us for an online ‘Working Well’ workshop on February 25 at 6:30pm to hear how! Sign up here -> alberta.ca/working-well-reso…
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Scotland just delivered one of the most powerful clean-energy statements in modern history. On multiple occasions, the country’s wind turbines generated around 200% of national electricity demand, producing far more power than Scotland itself needed. It can be done!!! No time to wait. #ActOnClimate #renewables
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From rising seas to disappearing forests, Small Island Developing States face some of the fiercest fallout from environmental degradation. But many of these countries are fighting back. See how: unep.org/news-and-stories/st…
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Throw Back Thesis Thursday Check out Larissa Svirplys' MSc (Planning) thesis: Planning considerations for the implications of local government restructuring on the sense of place in a rural community twp.ai/4irqaK #RuralPlanning #RuralGuelph
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Sound is essential to life in the ocean. Whales, dolphins, and many other marine species rely on sound to communicate, navigate, find food, and avoid danger. But the ocean is becoming increasingly noisy. Shipping traffic, seismic surveys for oil and gas, military sonar, and offshore development all add powerful human-made sounds that travel far underwater. These noises can mask communication, disrupt migration and feeding, cause stress, and in some cases lead to injury or strandings. Natural sounds like weather and earthquakes are part of ocean life. Human noise is not. As ocean use continues to grow, protecting quiet spaces and reducing harmful noise is critical to safeguarding marine ecosystems and ensuring a healthy ocean for all. Graphic by @noaa
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🚨 1 hour before we kick off! Join our webinar on the role of cooperatives in crisis adaptation. 🗓️ Today 14:00–15:30. Hear experts from @ilocoopsse @weeffect, @ALDAeurope & more. Q&A included! Register & info: coopseurope.coop/events/webi… #socialjustice #coops4dev🌍
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#Media: Canada is planning a historic expansion of electricity production — yet the planning tools guiding public policy discussions do not fully reflect reliability, capacity, and long-term system value. Today, we released The True Value of Hydropower report, which finds that when electricity systems are evaluated on a system-wide and long-term basis, hydropower emerges as one of the most cost-effective and reliable clean energy resources available. Read the press release: waterpowercanada.ca/new-repo…
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In The Media: UW water researchers Laura Neary and Roland Hall write in the @ConversationCA on why the Peace-Athabasca Delta is at risk — and how improved lake monitoring using water-isotope methods can track freshwater loss & guide protection efforts. theconversation.com/the-peac…
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New publication Better definitions lead to better policy. A study by @DanikaSkyeH, Sarah Breen (@selkirkcollege) & @ryanfgibson introduces a rural matrix to capture rural diversity and support smarter decisions. Take a read: twp.ai/4iwPw4 #RuralGuelph #RuralPlanning
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Curious why so many Alberta producers are getting an EFP? See for yourself what the hype is all about and how the program can benefit your operation: bit.ly/4rOU7XM #efp #abefp #sustainableagriculture #sustainablefarming #albertaag #agriculture
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Want to learn more about your farmland, but don't know where to start? There are a bunch of tools and resources out there to help you better understand your farmland! One example is the the Soil Texture Map! bit.ly/4qzNdU8
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