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December 31, 2023
THE Energy Development Corp. (EDC) announced it achieved international recognition for its “greening legacy” program. According to the geothermal energy producer, it has been named among the Steward Leadership 25 (SL25) by several organizations, including the The Straits Times of Singapore. The list cites projects that “have significantly influenced stakeholders,…
January 25, 2023
Over the last couple of years, the City of Clearwater’s Tree Assessment and Inventory program deemed some trees as either dying, diseased, hazardous, or invasive species.
October 8, 2021
Time Out magazine has ranked Tel Aviv as the world’s 'funnest' city, and eighth of the 37 'best cities' around the world; Despite recent forest fires, the 2021 Global Tree Assessment gave Israel's a high ranking; and much more!
May 31, 2021
Representative image MUMBAI: The BMC will, in a first, carry out a scientific risk assessment of trees next month to assess the precarious condition of trees to mitigate risk of a fall and consequent damage to life and property. This comes in the wake of the number of lives that have been lost due to tree fall. The BMC is enrolling arborist Vaibhav Raje for the job and a pilot project will begin in south Mumbai’s D ward — Malabar Hill, Tardeo and Gamdevi. An arborist, or a tree surgeon, is...
March 2, 2021
Shaker applies for tree canopy grant along Van Aken, Onaway; trail funding at Lower Lake Thomas Jewell, cleveland.com SHAKER HEIGHTS, Ohio — The city has applied for a Cuyahoga County Healthy Urban Tree Canopy grant to plant nearly 150 trees on Van Aken Boulevard along the Greater Cleveland RTA Blue Line median strip. If approved in full, another 25 trees would be planted in the Onaway median from Van Aken to Keswick Road, for a total of 174 in all at a projected cost of $67,0...
September 12, 2017
Recover from this monster storm. earlier i spoke with jack seiler, the mayor of ft. lauderdale and began by asking what the priorities are. >> weve got obviously to dry out a little bit. weve got a fair amount of rain from a very, very big and bad and very, very broad storm. but were in a phase right now where were dealing with trying to complete our assessment. weve been out of the storm now for about a full day, but our area being just a rather large urban area, greater ft. lauderdale is almos...