RT @FAO: 🌳🏡🌲🏘️🌳🏠🌲🏡🌳

More than 50% of the 🌍's population lives in urban areas.

Trees and urban forests can make our cities cooler, greener, healthier and happier places to live.

#GreenCities #ForestDay https://t.co/zfLwvLh5x5

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RT @fbiljecki: Here are my 15 favourite research articles published in 2023 in the domains of urban analytics & geoinformatics and beyond (in no particular order). Thanks to all who have published some really innovative research, which will inspire our research agenda next year.

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RT @HumboldtUni: Datenbasis für einen #nachhaltigeren Umgang mit #Ressourcen geschaffen: Gemeinsam mit Forschenden der #HumboldtUni ermittelte der Geoinformatiker David Frantz @d__frantz der @TrierUni das Gewicht der Gebäude und der Infrastruktur der USA!
Mehr: https://t.co/hyK8gcTFbk

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RT @_Helmut_Haberl: Cool new paper quantifies & maps materials in global transport infrastructure stocks. It reveals the huge amount of resources required to support mobility of people and goods globally. Thanks to Dominik & all other co-authors. https://t.co/mRHEWJxBCl

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RT @Axelsson_Ch: Curious how the mass of our built environment compares to plant biomass in the USA? Check out this piece by @d__frantz et al in @NatureComms The denser the area, the less per capita burden of our built infrastructure #EnvironmentalSocialScience https://t.co/nguagkyqmW

.@d__frantz et al find most inhabited areas in the US have more mass in buildings and mobility networks than in plant biomass with cities comparably more resource efficient than rural areas @HumboldtEOLab, @BOKU_SEC See new paper and project website below https://t.co/MUN9L3S7xP - Nature Communications

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RT @NatureComms: .@d__frantz et al find most inhabited areas in the US have more mass in buildings and mobility networks than in plant biomass with cities comparably more resource efficient than rural areas @HumboldtEOLab, @BOKU_SEC See new paper and project website below https://t.co/MUN9L3S7xP

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RT @TrierUni: Wie viel wiegen alle Gebäude und die gesamte Infrastruktur der #USA? 🏙 Das hat #Geoinformatiker und Juniorprofessor an der #UniTrier, @d__frantz, untersucht. 🔎
🚧 Warum die Studie eine Datenbasis für einen #nachhaltigeren Umgang mit #Ressourcen schafft: https://t.co/AEsNDJgjHe

📢Paper alert! How heavy is the USA 🇺🇸🏋️? In a nutshell: the mass of all US buildings, roads/rails, and parking spaces is ca. 130 Gt - or ~400 tonnes per person! Built structures 🏘️are 2.6 times heavier than all plant biomass 🌳! https://t.co/GZmO6fWs4N @NatureComms #openaccess https://t.co/bFhXvpdqnC - david frantz

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RT @d__frantz: 📢Paper alert! How heavy is the USA 🇺🇸🏋️? In a nutshell: the mass of all US buildings, roads/rails, and parking spaces is ca. 130 Gt - or ~400 tonnes per person! Built structures 🏘️are 2.6 times heavier than all plant biomass 🌳! https://t.co/GZmO6fWs4N @NatureComms #openaccess https://t.co/bFhXvpdqnC

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RT @d__frantz: Our #openscience provides a new database for improving #SustainableLiving #circulareconomy #biodiversity #globalchange. Download the open dataset: https://t.co/fX5knyvYc0. Browse through the main layers: https://t.co/zwW9KRYnTT https://t.co/AsXj6Xmkap

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RT @mikewulder: 📢 Frantz @d__frantz et al., Understanding the robustness of spectral-temporal metrics across the global #Landsat archive from 1984 to 2019 – a quantitative evaluation.
➡️Seasonal distribution is more important than yearly observation number. 🤔 #MODIS
🔗https://t.co/80G1vnPc95 https://t.co/pZpYVz6bpC

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This is Aldabra Atoll – one of the largest raised coral reefs in the world!

This UNESCO World Heritage site in the Indian Ocean is home to giant tortoises, birds, and one of only two oceanic flamingo populations worldwide. 🦩 https://t.co/vsfTSbNKah https://t.co/b2Pp3Kq3k6

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.@FAO this week launched its first-ever #peatlands field project in the #CongoBasin, supporting #ClimateAction and sustainable livelihoods in the region.

Find out more 👉 https://t.co/z70Wu8xsdG

#PeatlandsMatter https://t.co/Lqz8TmwZpt

FAO Forestry

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RT @JPSSProgram: Explore the differences between meteorological and astronomical spring with our downloadable JPSS Great Lakes Seasonal Puzzle activity! 🧩

This lesson plan engages students about the seasonal changes observed over the Great Lakes.

For more: https://t.co/89vmM1XMTU https://t.co/HiO37BHSLa

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