Climate adaptation technology advisory firm bridging climate science, economic analysis, and technology scouting. We make climate resilience actionable.
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Covid-19 has underlined the critical importance of broadband infra. for the global economy. However, @TwoDegreesAdapt has found that flooding driven by sea-level rise and intense storms presents a significant risk to this asset bit.ly/2WbyTWP (1/7)
Join @cmwellenkamp @TwoDegreesAdapt @DucksUnlimited and @QuantifiedVTS on April 20th to learn how we are planning to finance and deploy natural infrastructure for climate resilience of the Mississippi River Valley tinyurl.com/2trzyncu
We are working with Mississippi River Cities and Towns Initiative (@cmwellenkamp)and @Cargill to study efficacy of #NatureBasedSolutions for Climate Resilience in Mississippi river valley. Click tinyurl.com/y2tuusje to learn more and how to participate
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Backwater flooding in the Mississippi River from space. Look at this @NASA slider of the MS flood- and check out the big pool of water due south of the, "M." There's so much water in the river that water from nearby streams has trouble draining. climate.nasa.gov/images-of-c…
@TwoDegreesAdapt recommends ISPs work with us to estimate risk by building multiple scenarios, and to seek manufacturer partnerships. Government organizations should encourage local governments to reduce fees associated with fiber optic permits to encourage adaptation. (6/7)
Finally, equipment manufacturers should invest in waterproof technology, and work with @TwoDegreesAdapt to build ISP partnerships. Each player must take these distinct actions to ensure a climate-resilient future of connectivity (7/7)
We will be watching the “Growing Climate Solutions Act of 2020” on Capitol Hill. Many of the management practices that result in carbon sequestration in fields, pastures, and forests ALSO increase #climateresilience.
The bipartisan “Growing Climate Solutions Act of 2020” recently introduced by @SenatorBraun @SenStabenow @LindseyGrahamSC @SenWhitehouse seeks to remove technical barriers for farmers and foresters that want to enter carbon credit markets. (1/9)
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.@CC_Yale's Samantha Harrington centers indigenous voices in a story about how the Anishinaabe people are adapting to #climatechange yaleclimateconnections.org/2…
With tropical storm #cristobal headed for @CityOfNOLA today with a risk of high flooding, our recent blog on how #REITs should build resilience to their climate risks in New Orleans is very timely bit.ly/375JQNQ (1/6)
The stormwater infrastructure within the city is perhaps the best place for #REITs to invest in. We recommend bioswales,rain gardens, permeable pavers and green roofs close to pumping stations and underground water retention through financing vehicles such PACE (5/6)
#REITs considering expanding their portfolios should analyze how cities are responding to #climaterisk and how to optimize their #adaptation investments. A new blog series from @TwoDegreesAdapt highlights a variety of US cities. First up: #SanFrancisco bit.ly/3dN3W1q
Congratulations to our co-founder @BrianSmoliak who recently earned the Certified Consulting Meteorologist (CCM) designation from @ametsoc
Congratulations to the following individuals who recently earned the CCM designation! Dan Schreiber, Christopher Hennon, Thomas Moore, Ankur Desai, Brian Smoliak, Christopher Geraghty, Victor Gensini, Robert Smerbeck, and Noboru Nakamura! ametsoc.org/index.cfm/ams/ed…
