Master Plan Success: Biloxi Marsh Living Shoreline
Master Plan Success: Biloxi Marsh Living Shoreline
Project Highlight: Biloxi Marsh Living Shoreline This living shoreline project is estimated to generate approximately 47,000 feet of oyster barrier reef along the eastern shore of Biloxi Marsh, providing a habitat for oysters, reducing wave erosion, and preventing further marsh degradation. This enhanced marsh area serves as an important storm buffer for the greater New Orleans region. Voice for Restoration “The Biloxi Marsh Living Shoreline Project provides much-needed storm protection for St. Bernard communities. It is a great example of ...
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Master Plan Success: Biloxi Marsh Living Shoreline
Project Highlight: Biloxi Marsh Living Shoreline This living shoreline project is estimated to generate approximately 47,000 feet of oyster barrier reef along the eastern shore of Biloxi Marsh, providing a habitat for oysters, reducing wave erosion, and preventing further marsh degradation. This enhanced marsh area serves as an important storm buffer for the greater New Orleans region. Voice for Restoration “The Biloxi Marsh Living Shoreline Project provides much-needed storm protection for St. Bernard communities. It is a great example of ...
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New Jersey Takes a Big Step Toward Ensuring Greater Inland Flood Protection
New Jersey Takes a Big Step Toward Ensuring Greater Inland Flood Protection
Hurricane season is here again. And finally, leaders are addressing multiple flood risks.
Over the past year, leaders have responded to our call to act – a call that was supported by more than a hundred organizations around the country. Here are two major ways their efforts can prepare us for the next hurricane.
The post Hurricane season is here again. And finally, leaders are addressing multiple flood risks. first appeared on Growing Returns.Hurricane season is here again. And finally, leaders are addressing multiple flood risks.
Over the past year, leaders have responded to our call to act – a call that was supported by more than a hundred organizations around the country. Here are two major ways their efforts can prepare us for the next hurricane.
The post Hurricane season is here again. And finally, leaders are addressing multiple flood risks. first appeared on Growing Returns.Hurricane season is here again. And finally, leaders are addressing multiple flood risks.
Over the past year, leaders have responded to our call to act – a call that was supported by more than a hundred organizations around the country. Here are two major ways their efforts can prepare us for the next hurricane.
The post Hurricane season is here again. And finally, leaders are addressing multiple flood risks. first appeared on Growing Returns.New research from Environmental Defense Fund Inc. finds smog intensifying in Northern India
New research from Environmental Defense Fund Inc. finds smog intensifying in Northern India
Mercury Does Not Belong in Our Children’s Lunchboxes
Written by Elizabeth Brandt
The disproportionate impact of mercury pollution on people who traditionally rely on fish and marine mammals for food is unfair. And the burden of avoiding mercury contamination needs to be shifted from fishers and those who eat fish to the common source—power plants.
Using sound to improve fishery management study sardines in the Philippines
Using sound to improve fishery management study sardines in the Philippines
10 Ways Talk to Kids About Wildfires
Written by Ronnie Citron-Fink
When children in parts of the US look up at the scary orange-gray sky and breathe in the toxic air, they are experiencing dangerous wildfire pollution...and climate anxiety. Here's how to talk to kids about wildfires.
East Coast Reacts to Unfamiliar Wildfire Smoke
Written by Alexandra Zissu
As smoke from the wildfires blazing in Canada drifts into New York, a mom shares her terrifying feelings about being stuck indoors due to unsafe air quality linked to the climate crisis.