Posted on Oct 5, 2023
The communities experimenting with how to be more resilient to a changing climate
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Climate change can often feel like an overwhelming and insurmountable challenge, but many communities across the nation are already working to adapt and become more resilient: Some are getting creative with water conservation, finding new sources of energy to power their communities, and even recycling poop.
Climate change is here. And this week, NPR is doing something new. We're dedicating an entire week to focus on the search for climate solutions, with stories across our network.
Here are just a few of the ways communities across the country are adapting to be more resilient to the demands of a changing climate.
Climate change can often feel like an overwhelming and insurmountable challenge, but many communities across the nation are already working to adapt and become more resilient: Some are getting creative with water conservation, finding new sources of energy to power their communities, and even recycling poop.
Climate change is here. And this week, NPR is doing something new. We're dedicating an entire week to focus on the search for climate solutions, with stories across our network.
Here are just a few of the ways communities across the country are adapting to be more resilient to the demands of a changing climate.
The communities experimenting with how to be more resilient to a changing climate
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"Recycling waste Inspired by the purification process water goes through in nature, engineers are recycling raw sewage into potable water that's safe to drink. ...
Strategies to minimize greenhouse gas emissions Efforts in Maine aim to turn low-quality byproducts of the lumber industry into wood-fiber insulation, locking carbon in the walls of new construction. [ via Maine Public ]"...
"Recycling waste Inspired by the purification process water goes through in nature, engineers are recycling raw sewage into potable water that's safe to drink. ...
Strategies to minimize greenhouse gas emissions Efforts in Maine aim to turn low-quality byproducts of the lumber industry into wood-fiber insulation, locking carbon in the walls of new construction. [ via Maine Public ]"...
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