We had a great day assisting the Town of Babylon with a cleanup of Elda Pond recently. Armed with all types of debris gathering devices, the team from Reworld Waste Babylon was all business as some jumped right in wearing chest waders, while others were able to get the job done from the shoreline. The day turned out several hundred pounds of debris which was carted back to the plant for processing. We were so excited to help clean out the floatable debris trap that Reworld Waste sponsored last year. This amazing device captured hundreds of plastic bottles that otherwise would make its way towards compromising our marine life.
A big shout out to Town of Babylon - Government Chief Environmental analyst, Rich Groh, for his leadership and dedication towards protecting our local environment.
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CELEBRATING A MILESTONE: A heartfelt shoutout to Tarryn Johnston and her incredible team at Hennops River Revival 💙
Your dedication to environmental stewardship has created ripples of positive change. We are proud to have played a role in supporting Hennops River Revival, including our joint success in securing the Cummins grant. We look forward to our continued partnership as we make waves in the sector 🌊
In just 4 years, Hennops River Revival has achieved remarkable milestones:
• 700+ cleanups
• 8000 job opportunities
• 24 000+ volunteer hours
• 162 500 bags of waste removal
• Over 4,585,280 kg of waste cleared (and counting!)
Beyond the numbers, your impact is immeasurable. The estimated removal of 207,640,000 Kilolitres of water per year showcases the profound difference you're making for our precious resources🌎💙
#HennopsRiverRevival#EnvironmentalStewardship#CleanWater#WaterConservation#CommunityImpact#SustainableFuture#Sustainability#WaterSafety#WaterManagement#Water#WaterSector#CommunityEngagement#JobCreationMichelle Proude
Centering people in the conservation movement means taking into account the environmental, social, and economic intersections of our work and how we create solutions that meet all people’s needs.
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Hoad's Wood in becoming an illegal waste dumping site!
Please sign the petition .👇
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Hoad’s Wood, #Ashford, #Kent, #UK a cherished area of natural beauty, designated as a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI), is currently facing a dire situation due to rampant illegal waste dumping. What was once a vibrant habitat for diverse species is now a desolate wasteland, with processed landfill waste strewn across a 4-acre area, in some places reaching depths of over 20 feet.
Despite previous warnings from the community dating back as far as 2015, the current catastrophe began escalating in July 2023 when community members reported observing 20-30 trucks a day, many unregistered, illegally disposing of waste in Hoad’s Wood. Despite these early alerts, a lack of prompt and effective intervention allowed the situation to deteriorate drastically into an environmental catastrophe.
The consequences of this negligence are profound. The accumulation of waste not only poses a significant threat to the area's biodiversity, undermining the habitat of local and rare flora and fauna, but it also adversely affects the well-being of the nearby community. The environmental degradation and potential health hazards this situation presents are intolerable. The site is already giving off hydrogen sulphide gas and toxic leachate. The leachate is seeping into the River Beult, a tributary of the River Medway. This is harmful to the wildlife in the woods, the nearby community and wider public health.
To rectify this crisis and urge immediate and decisive action, please sign the petition.👇
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Is a initiative by individuals to reduce environmental degradation and Promote Tree Plantation Practice.
This drive isn't centred or supposed to be limited it's a Global Mandate and Initiative. No Matter in which part of world you're and which caste ,creed or culture you belong to , Just Plant A Tree.
Send Us your Picture including Your Plantation Site Address we will Publish on Our sites to include and promote this Cause.
So, Be Hussaini and
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Revolutionizing River Cleanup
Embark on a transformative journey with Ocean Cleanup's groundbreaking Interceptor 006, the latest innovation from the renowned non-profit organization. In this awe-inspiring video, witness the relentless efforts of Interceptor 006 as it takes on the colossal task of cleaning millions of pounds of trash from rivers around the globe.
An evolution from its predecessor, the Interceptor Trash Fence, Interceptor 006 shines when faced with rivers boasting strong currents and elevated debris levels. Comprising two strategically positioned booms—one upstream and one downstream—this cutting-edge system efficiently tackles the immense pressure and debris challenges posed by rivers.
The upstream boom bravely faces the majority of pressure and debris head-on, while the downstream boom acts as a safeguard, capturing any missed plastics resulting from pressure build-up and rapid trash accumulation during extreme flood events. Positioned at a slight angle to align with incoming currents, the booms expertly guide plastics into a collection zone within the system.
Watch in amazement as excavators diligently extract the collected plastic from the river, transporting it to the shore for proper disposal or recycling. Interceptor 006 demonstrates its capability to capture and retain vast volumes of plastic while ensuring a continuous water flow, alleviating pressure on the system.
As part of The Ocean Cleanup's ambitious mission, they aim to deploy more Interceptor systems in 1000 rivers by 2025, signaling a profound commitment to cleaning our planet's waterways and preserving the health of our oceans. Join us in witnessing the extraordinary impact of Interceptor 006 as it pioneers a sustainable solution to one of the most pressing environmental challenges of our time.
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Forests are much more than just carbon sinks, and the CommuniTREE project by Taking Root is a great example of that. The impact of a credit extends far beyond just removing carbon, and it's a big reason why we're committed to our partnership with Taking Root.
The CommuniTREE Carbon Program in Nicaragua is a great example of how a people-first approach leads to successful forest restoration. When smallholders themselves see themselves benefits that reforestation brings, they're motivated to keep planting them. This not only helps restore ecosystems but also removes carbon from the air.
In Nicaragua, where deforestation is widespread, CommuniTree shows how working with smallholder farmers can achieve large-scale forest restoration. Their approach benefits both the environment and the communities that need it most.
To me, there is really no comparison between credits from projects such as CommuniTREE and avoided deforestation or REDD+ credits.
Great work by Sydney and Will and the rest of the team putting this video together!
It’s time to stand up and take action – protecting forests is too important to wait!
Critique is easy, but constructive action is needed. Instead of dismissing efforts to bridge conservation and economic activity, we should advocate for transparency, accountability, and improvement in these systems. REDD+ projects have demonstrated their potential to protect millions of hectares of forest and significantly reduce carbon emissions. Therefore we need to assist these projects to succeed.
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The Ohio River Basin grapples with various environmental issues, including pollution from industrial waste, coal mines, agricultural runoff, and sewage systems. These challenges disproportionately affect low-income communities and communities of color, who often lack the resources to effectively address them.
➡ However, local initiatives offer hope. Communities are demonstrating the potential for change through actions like dam removal, acid mine drainage cleanup, and green infrastructure projects. An excellent example is the installation of a green roof at Oyler School in Cincinnati by Groundwork Ohio River Valley Green Corps members, aimed at reducing pollution and managing stormwater runoff.
To learn about more initiatives aimed at protecting and restoring the Ohio River basin, check out the article from the National Wildlife Federation. ⬇
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Week 3 - and our teams are still going strong in our Treekly® Challenge. We’ve planted 2815 trees and walked 19 million steps, saving 873 tonnes of CO2 so far! 🌍 💚
Just over a week to go – and we can’t wait to see the total impact our 30-day challenge has had. 👣
And in the meantime, we’re reading about how technology is being used to track and verify the trees at Treekly’s Mteza Creek reforestation project (aligned to 10 of the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals). Helping to fight deforestation, protect ecosystems, and provide fair employment for the communities that plant them. https://lnkd.in/eWDcZr5m 🌱
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