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As wildfires tear across America's West, the immediate risk is to life and property, but they will eventually affect water supplies.That's one reason large corporations are beginning to help fund forest restoration in order to mitigate their water risk. The water supply for many communities, including large cities, starts in mountains and national forests. In California,

Sacramento, CA | December 4, 2023 — Blue Forest, a conservation finance non-profit, in partnership with World Resources Institute (WRI), USDA Forest

Wildfires are getting worse, but there isn't enough federal funding to treat the land and reduce the risk. Blue Forest Conservation aims to get money to

Stockholm, Sep 3 (EFE).- When it comes to the ecological crisis, World Resources Institute (WRI) expert Todd Gartner insists on betting on “all of the above” solutions: reducing consumption and emissions while investing in technology and nature, “the most cost-effective option” available. Gartner, director of the Cities4Forests program at WRI, talked about the climate crisis …

When it comes to the ecological crisis, World Resources Institute (WRI) expert Todd Gartner insists on betting on "all of the above" solutions: reducing consumption and emissions while investing in te. WRI: Investing in nature is most cost-effective for water crisis | EFE Comunica | Agencia EFE

Stockholm (Sweden), Aug 31 (EFE).- Specialists in investments in nature-based solutions (NBS) – actions to improve ecosystems aimed at combating climate change and the water crisis – warn about the lack of “monitoring” as a barrier to “scale”. A number of experts expressed their concern at the World Water Week 2022, which is taking place …

Specialists in investments in nature-based solutions (NBS) - actions to improve ecosystems aimed at combating climate change and the water crisis - warn about the lack of "monitoring" as a barrier to . Experts warn of barriers to nature-based solutions | EFE Comunica | Agencia EFE

This year, World Water Week is focused on “Seeing the unseen: the value of water”. Throughout the week, sessions will cover topics relating to food security and health, agriculture, technology, biodiversity and the climate crisis. World Water Week is curated by SIWI, but convened by world-leading organizations that share their latest insights.

President Biden’s multibillion-dollar commitment to wildfire prevention — announced on Tuesday — marks a dramatic shift in the federal approach toward forests, but experts argue that this investment may only scratch the surface of what’s needed.&n