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Joint Mangrove Restoration Boosts Tampa Bay's Coastal Resilience

Joint Mangrove Restoration Boosts Tampa Bay's Coastal Resilience
09/12/2024 | Companies
Restoration plays a crucial role in the daily operations and hurricane response strategies of Duke Energy Florida and Tampa Electric. However, this marks the first joint effort between the two utilities to safeguard Tampa Bay's ecosystems and enhance regional environmental resilience.   Over...
aquatic vegetation, CCA Florida, coastal ecosystems, coastal resilience, conservation, Crystal River Mariculture Center, Duke Energy Florida, EG Simmons Regional Park, environmental resilience, environmental stewardship, fish populations, habitat restoration, Hillsborough County, hurricane response, Keystone/Carlton Road, mangrove planting, marine habitat, nonprofit collaboration, Pinellas County, red tide, restoration, shoreline preservation, storm surge protection, Tampa Bay, Tampa Electric, water quality improvement

Oceania Commits to Strengthening Regional Coordination Ahead of Olympic Games Brisbane 2032

Oceania Commits to Strengthening Regional Coordination Ahead of Olympic Games Brisbane 2032
05/02/2023 | Companies
In a significant move towards promoting sustainable development in Oceania, regional leaders, development organizations and the Olympic and sports movement have joined hands to reinforce the use of sport as a tool for sustainable development. This collaborative effort was announced during the Sport...
advocacy, Blue Pacific Continent, Brisbane 2032, capacity building, catalyst, climate action, conservation, CROP agencies, environmental sustainability, financing institutions, gender equality, Henry Puna, inclusion, IOC, joined-up approaches, multilateral development, Oceania, Olympic Games, ONOC, Pacific Islands Forum, physical activity, physical education, policy priority, progress, PRST, public health outcomes, regional coordination, regional inter-governmental organizations, research, sport, sport for development, strategic partnerships, sustainable development, teamwork, UN entities, UN SDGs

WWF’s Living Planet Report 2022 shows staggering loss of wildlife in Latin America and the Caribbean

WWF’s Living Planet Report 2022 shows staggering loss of wildlife in Latin America and the Caribbean
10/17/2022 | Environment
It is in our vested interests to bring about positive change in natural systems since without these resources there would be no human life. According to the World Wildlife Fund's (WWF) Living Planet Report 2022, monitored vertebrate populations (mammals, birds, amphibians, reptiles, and fish) have...
2030 Global Biodiversity Framework, amphibians, biodiversity loss, birds, carbon emissions, Caribbean, climate change, conservation, diseases, early warning indicator, fish, food consumption, food production, freshwater species, habitat loss, impact of humans, invasive species, Latin American, Living Planet Index, Living Planet Report 2022, mammals, natural resources, over exploitation, policymakers, pollution, reptiles, vertebrate populations, World Wildlife Fund, WWF, Zoological Society of London

‘A session not to be missed’: #RBSWEST

‘A session not to be missed’: #RBSWEST
06/26/2019 | World
Dailycsr.com – 26 June 2019 – If we are to meet the “1.5-Degree target” in order to reverse the impacts on the environments, investments need to be made in technology and innovation. In fact, technological advancements alone come up as solution to the environmental challenges that the world...
#RBSWEST, conservation, Environment, Environmental Impact, Ethical Corporation, Event, Innovation, Investment, Microsoft, Responsible Business Summit West 2019, sustainable economy, Technology


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