PART 2 - The Stockholm+50 Preparation meeting (part 2). CCCRdg will follow the agenda and hope it promote Inclusion within societies and “globally”, thus Stockholm50 becoming an equity project - a healthy planet for the prosperity of all species.

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Thanks Marina Watt for reminding us of the importance of education in archiving the Agenda2030 and transitioning to a sustainable society.

What do you think is the role of education in environmental sustainability? How could Stockholm+50 steer stronger actions in this field?

Read the blog to find out more!

! The Stockholm+50 Preparation meeting. CCCRdg will follow the agenda and hope it promote Inclusion within societies and “globally”, thus Stockholm50 becoming an equity project - a healthy planet for the prosperity of all species.

Don't miss the #Stockholm50 Preparatory Meeting by United Nations General Assembly at 10am EDT today! It will focus on action toward the three Leadership Dialogues:
- Reflecting on the urgent need for actions to achieve a healthy planet and
prosperity of all
- Achieving a sustainable and inclusive recovery from the coronavirus disease
(COVID-19) pandemic
- Accelerating the implementation of the environmental dimension of sustainable
development in the context of the decade of action and delivery for sustainable
development

The event will be broadcast live on UN Web TV in two parts:
Part 1 from 10:00 - 13:00 | Part 2 from 15:00 - 18:00 EDT

Visit the page below for the links to both parts.

Hi I am very insterested on discussing financing nature based solutions and I am based in Brazil

Our latest Stockholm+50 blog post authored by Rayhana Akter brings up the debate between development and sustainable environment, and the strategic impact assessment to better measure this matter. One of the key arguments is to build in climate adaptation from the onset in response to climate change.

How important do you think integrating climate change is in strategic environmental assessments?

What is your opinion on the state of the world’s progress towards a sustainable planet? Answer the survey’s ten quick questions and the results will be taken to the Stockholm+50 international meeting in June!

Perth’s Climate-independent Water Source

This post is offered in honor and recognition of World Water Day 2022 and our focus across the globe on groundwater. Some of us call it “The Buried Treasure”...

Source (Drinking) Water Protection: It Takes a Community!

Source Water protection, or lack thereof, affects every person on the planet. Everyone needs safe drinking water. But that does not always mean safe drinking water is affordable, or easily accessible.

Safe drinking water should never be taken for granted! Just as it takes a village to raise its children, it takes a community to protect its drinking (source) water and the watersheds providing public/private drinking water supplies.

Community Source Water Protection (CSWP) is the theme of a 16 part series I have developed and posted on LinkedIn and is also available upon request. Concepts presented and discussed with regards to public water systems can also be used by private well owners.

A list of the individual posts in the series follows:

A. CSWP – Table of Contents.pdf
B. Source water protection and your drinking water.pdf
C. CSWP: Village of Stetsonville.pdf
D. CSWP: Ashland, Wisconsin.pdf
E. CSWP: Determining SWP Area Boundaries.pdf
F. CSWP: Well Construction Reports and Test Reports.pdf
G. CSWP: Groundwater Quantity Issues.pdf
H. Source Water Quantity and Quality.pdf
I. CSWP: County Arsenic Investigations.pdf
J. CSWP Planning.pdf
K. CSWP Planning 2.pdf
L. CSWP: County Manganese Investigations.pdf
M. Iron in Drinking Water: Friend or Foe?.pdf
N. Source Water Assessments (SWAs) Revisited.pdf
O. CSWP: Roles and Responsibilities.pdf
P. CSWP Funding Mechanisms.pdf
Q. CSWP: Final Thoughts.pdf
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Photo 1: Ethiopian Women collecting water, Amhara Region, Ethiopian Highlands.
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Thank you Mysha Sadman for sharing your piece on the multidimensional economic impact of the environmental crisis.

Check out this latest Stockholm+50 blog series.