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SMUD Announces Its 2030 Zero Carbon Plan

SMUD Announces Its 2030 Zero Carbon Plan

SMUD has reduced the carbon intensity of its power mix, which is now about 50 percent carbon free, and also partnered to plant more than 600,000 shade trees throughout the Sacramento region to improve air quality, sequester carbon and reduce customer bills.SMUD helped grow the local solar market by providing $130 million in customer incentives to install solar on ...

BySmart Grid Observer


Sioen transplants 15 large trees as part of the Green Deal and CSR

Sioen transplants 15 large trees as part of the Green Deal and CSR

We received a building permit for a car park and 10 trees had to be uprooted to make room. The initial idea was to replace those 10 trees by new trees on the new parking lot. ...

BySioen Industries NV


Hershey Announces Action Plans to Protect and Restore Forests in Cocoa Growing Region

Hershey Announces Action Plans to Protect and Restore Forests in Cocoa Growing Region

In February 2018, Hershey publicly committed to no new deforestation in its cocoa supply chain, effective immediately, and to implementing agroforestry tree planting programs. The new CFI forest protection plans for the two largest cocoa-producing countries in West Africa – Ghana and Cote d’Ivoire – step up Hershey’s forestry commitments with specific ...

BySiemens AG


Changes in the frequency of common plant species across linear features in Wales from 1990 to 2016: implications for potential delivery of ecosystem services

Changes in the frequency of common plant species across linear features in Wales from 1990 to 2016: implications for potential delivery of ecosystem services

The results showed that the trend for linear features to become more shaded and dominated by trees and shrubs has continued since the last survey in 2007. ...

ByCountryside Survey


Greenough Greenway Project in Watertown, Massachusetts Receives Envision® Bronze Award from Institute for Sustainable Infrastructure

Greenough Greenway Project in Watertown, Massachusetts Receives Envision® Bronze Award from Institute for Sustainable Infrastructure

The cross section reduction allows construction of a tree-lined, ten-foot wide, multi-use path, a substantial green buffer separating pathway users from automobile traffic, stormwater drainage improvements, and a generous strip of parkland to sustain the river bank. ...

ByAmerican Public Works Association (APWA)


Greener cities are cooler cities – Urban density helps save the environment

Greener cities are cooler cities – Urban density helps save the environment

Pack people together with lots of green spaces around, say the British. And keep the people cool with trees, parks, roof gardens to help them withstand the heat, add the Americans. ...

ByClimate News Network


To Protect Public Health, Many Major Cities Confront Urban Heat Island Effect

To Protect Public Health, Many Major Cities Confront Urban Heat Island Effect

Local governments are “leading by example” by requiring use of “cool” technologies, such as reflective roofs on municipal buildings, lining city streets with shade trees, and raising public awareness. Additionally, more than half of the cities have some kind of requirement in place for reflective and vegetated roofing for private sector ...

ByAmerican Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy (ACEEE)


MIT team wins Clean Energy Prize for solving solar’s shade problem

MIT team wins Clean Energy Prize for solving solar’s shade problem

Solar panels on residential rooftops that are partially shaded by clouds or trees sacrifice as much as 30 percent of their energy potential over a year. ...

ByMIT - Massachusetts Institute of Technology


New Report Offers Menu of Solutions to Close the Global Food Gap

New Report Offers Menu of Solutions to Close the Global Food Gap

Farmers can increase milk and meat production on existing pasturelands through sustainable intensification practices such as using rotational grazing, improving livestock health care, and integrating shade trees and nitrogen-fixing shrubs into pastures, which reduces animal stress and improves grass quality. ...

ByWorld Resources Institute WRI


Future warming could cause trees to dominate peat bogs

Future warming could cause trees to dominate peat bogs

Summer droughts of varying intensities and frequencies appeared to enable trees to become established, but would not permanently tip a moss-dominated peat bog into one dominated by trees. ...

ByEuropean Commission, Environment DG


Future warming could cause trees to dominate peat bogs

Future warming could cause trees to dominate peat bogs

Summer droughts of varying intensities and frequencies appeared to enable trees to become established, but would not permanently tip a moss-dominated peat bog into one dominated by trees. ...

ByEuropean Commission, Environment DG


Desert plantations could help capture carbon

Desert plantations could help capture carbon

"There are billions and billions of litres of sewage that are discharged into the oceans every week, but instead we could send that water to the desert and plant trees," he says. "In this situation, you wouldn't need any expensive artificial nitrogen [to fertilise the trees]." ...

BySciDev.Net


Arbor Day Foundation Names Entergy Corporation 2013 Tree Line USA Utility

Tree Line USA is a national program recognizing public and private utilities for pursuing practices that protect and enhance America's urban trees. ...

ByEntergy


Green for Green: New Jersey American Water Environmental Grants Announced

Green for Green: New Jersey American Water Environmental Grants Announced

Township of Irvingtonfor the 2013 Shade Tree Reforestation Project. The township will plant trees along selected streets where none currently exist. Residents who live at the selected locations will also receive education on the use of Rain barrels and how to care for the trees. The planting of these trees in ...

ByAmerican Water


Mekong region facing six degree-warming, climate extremes

Mekong region facing six degree-warming, climate extremes

He says Vietnamese coffee farmers could plant shade trees to protect coffee bushes from high temperatures, and recommends that cassava farmers in Cambodia avoid peak summer heats by moving their growing season. ...

BySciDev.Net


Even small urban green spaces can help tackle the heat island effect

Even small urban green spaces can help tackle the heat island effect

However, factors other than vegetation shading were recognised as important. The dry Mediterranean climate of Lisbon was thought to cause more cooling from evaporation than comparable studies of gardens in more humid climates. Buildings and design of the surrounding areas, the amount of shade and wind speeds, for example, can also affect temperatures both within ...

ByEuropean Commission, Environment DG


New interactive map assesses solar power potential of Cambridge

New interactive map assesses solar power potential of Cambridge

Created as a proof of concept for more expansive efforts to predict yield from any photovoltaic array anywhere on the planet, the tool considers detailed surrounding geometry such as trees and buildings, hourly direct and diffuse solar data, and solar cell efficiencies due to varying roof temperatures. ...

ByMIT - Massachusetts Institute of Technology


American Water Announces 2012 Environmental Grant Award Recipients

American Water Announces 2012 Environmental Grant Award Recipients

Belvidere Environmental Commission’s grant of$1,140will assist to mark areas prone to storm water flows, as well as begin a wetland transition project. Stratford Shade Tree Commission received$10,000 towards its 2012 Shade Tree Restoration Project. ...

ByAmerican Water


Cardamom crops affect forests, studies say

Cardamom crops affect forests, studies say

Researchers from Sri Lanka and the United Kingdom studying abandoned cardamom plantations in the Knuckles Forest Reserve (KFR) in the uplands of central Sri Lanka found adverse effects lingering decades after cultivation was banned. Cardamom grows best in the shade and humidity beneath tall trees in tropical forests. But planters may thin out the canopy and ...

BySciDev.Net


Slash-and-burn `improves tropical forest biodiversity`

Slash-and-burn `improves tropical forest biodiversity`

Additionally, the largest trees in slash-and-burn areas were 10 per cent bigger than those in bulldozed areas. Snook was presenting the results of the study — which ended last year — at the annual conference of the International Society of Tropical Foresters, at Yale University, United States, last month (26 January). In clear-felled plots, trees ...

BySciDev.Net

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