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Connected by Water: Deforestation and Hydrological Climate Change

April 25, 2024April 25, 2024 Global Earth Repair afforestation, biodiversity, biotic pump, climate, ecology, forest network, forests, green, moisture, planet, rain, re-greening, reforestation, regeneration, relatedness, water, watersheds

Written by Brendan McNamara – 11/15/2020 – reprinted with permission from source at https://brendosapien.com/connected-by-water-deforestation-and-hydrological-climate-change/ When the general population talks about climate change, the issue focuses mainly around carbon emissions. The connection between greenhouse gasses released by humans and drastic change in average global temperature is

Biodiversity Climate Community Ecosystems Events Natural Farming Reforestation Watersheds

Climate Solutions Film Series April Update – Grassroots Actions in Africa and India

March 29, 2024March 29, 2024 Global Earth Repair afforestation, africa, aquifers, auroville, biodiversity, climate, community action, earth repair, ecosystem restoration, ecosystems, green belt, india, rajendra singh, reforestation, restoration, restoration movements, tony rinaudo, watersheds, yacouba sawadago, zimbabwe

Grassroots, Mass Movements for Earth Repair in Africa and India. We will show a number of short movies from Africa and India about restoration movements that involve millions of people and have successful outcomes. The world desperately needs grassroots, mass movement for climate stabilization. We

Climate Community Ecosystems News Reforestation

Accelerating Nature-Based Solutions Conference – Global Evergreening Alliance

February 12, 2024February 12, 2024 Global Earth Repair accelerating, africa, conference, global, global evergreening alliance, hydration, hydrology, nature based solutions, regeneration, sustainability, water, watersheds, zambia

March 11-15, Zambia A brief review by Michael Pilarski The Global EverGreening Alliance and the Government of Zambia together with AFR100 is hosting the world’s largest land restoration programming conference, bringing together NGOs, governments, the private sector, technical and scientific experts, and community representatives. It

Biodiversity Community Ecosystems News Video Watersheds

Minni Jain: Empowering Local Communities to Transform Water Scarcity into Abundance

September 12, 2023September 12, 2023 Global Earth Repair aquifers, biodiversity, climate, community-led, ecology, ecosystems, empowerment, flow partnership, indigenous, minni jain, water, watersheds

Minni Jain, a renowned water conservation advocate, showcased her impactful work at the Global Earth Repair Summit 2022. Her presentation underscored the significant change community-led initiatives can bring about in environmental restoration. As a pivotal figure in the Flow Partnership UK, Minni devotes herself to

Animals Biodiversity Climate Conservation Ecosystems News Summit 2022 Video Watersheds

The Ecological Brilliance of Beavers: Jakob Shockey at GERS2022

August 21, 2023August 21, 2023 Global Earth Repair animal intelligence, beaver coalition, beavers, biodiversity, biosphere, carbon, climate, drawdown, ecosystem, ecosystems, forests, global cooling, hydrological cycle, hydrology, jakob shockey, nhi, non-human alliance, non-human intelligence, riparian, saturation, stream miles, streams, watersheds, wildfires

The majesty of nature is often encapsulated not just in the vast expanses of forests and oceans, but also in the intricate details of its various species and their contributions to the ecosystem. One such often-overlooked species is the beaver. As Jakob Shockey’s enlightening presentation

Carbon Climate Conservation Ecosystems News Rain Rivers Watersheds

Reviving Nature’s Hydrologic Cycle: A Solution to Climate Change (Documentary)

July 20, 2023July 20, 2023 Global Earth Repair biotic pump, climate, climate science, ecosystem, ecosystem repair, ecosystems, hydrological cycle, hydrology, michael kravcik, natural air conditioner, natural water cycle, rain, vegetation, water, watersheds

Confronting escalating climate crises, which are usually framed in terms of atmospheric carbon, we find a revolutionary perspective which explores how human actions have drastically disrupted the natural hydrologic cycle, thus accelerating climate change. In other words, this approach tries to understand climate through the