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Check out this blog by Maria Fernanda Lammoglia Cobo from the Cambridge Centre for Risk Studies as she shares her reflections from the Gather Future of Water Summit #golf #water #sustainability

Wormgear is the preferred choice for eco-conscious golf courses that want to publicly demonstrate their commitment to the environment. Vermicomposting enhances soil health, leading to lush, vibrant fairways while reducing the environmental impact. Share your thoughts or questions in the comments below – let's discuss how vermicompost can transform your golf course! #vermicompost #golfcourse #wormgear #MichiganSoilWorks #sustainabilityadvocacy

Wormgear is the preferred choice for eco-conscious golf courses that want to publicly demonstrate their commitment to the environment. Vermicomposting enhances soil health, leading to lush, vibrant fairways while reducing the environmental impact. Share your thoughts or questions in the comments below – let's discuss how vermicompost can transform your golf course! #vermicompost #golfcourse #wormgear #MichiganSoilWorks #sustainabilityadvocacy

"We learn best, when we do"... attributed to no-one, and probably never even a phrase. However, definitely how I soak things up. Working for, and with, the DP World Tour over these last 7 months and particularly on their 2023 Sustainability Review has been one of those examples. I've gained practical insight into the subject (and subjectivity) of sustainability ?? and further insight into the depth of knowledge and experience of my colleagues at GEO Foundation for Sustainable Golf ?? There's more to measure, more to report, more to do and much, much more to shout about, but golf continues to make lengthy strides in building a responsible and sustainable future, and not just for the game. Side note: DP World Tour and AQ Green TeC announced the launch of a new fans emissions tracker today. An interesting step forward in tackling one of the biggest emissions from #events. Read more: https://lnkd.in/d-aCZU8P Maria Grandinetti Milton, AIEMA Andrew Lynch

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?? As the Paris 2024 Olympics?countdown begins, have you considered the environmental impact on water sports? ?? Let’s delve into this multifaceted issue by addressing key concerns and proposing solutions for a sustainable future. https://lnkd.in/dXT2Gehu #paris2024 #olympics #olympics2024 #watersports #watertreatment

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Paris seems to be in a similar situation to much of England in terms of sewage and rainwater overspills, but the French authorities have been improving the way that wastewater is dealt with and cleaning the River Seine since the Olympics are coming up. Read how here: https://lnkd.in/gQpS3Ad4 #waterindustry #watertreatment #pollution #environment #france

Studies have established a 40% reduction in mortality rates among golfers. So, golf is not only a social game that builds lasting friendships, but it also increases life expectancy. While making sure more people have a chance to enjoy the game of golf, and that golf is increasingly inclusive, the golfers, golf courses and the entiregolf industry must play their part in reducing carbon emissions and environmental impacts. Golf must also adapt to the changing climate. This is at the core of R&A’s strategy. Below is a link to an article about this topic (and the undersigned) from the Finnish Golf Magazine (in Finnish).?

Did Paris try to solve the Seine water quality issue the wrong way? Around 1.4 billion euros has been spent on a new water treatment plant and a giant underground storm drain which is still struggling to cope with heavy rainfall. Could a nature based solution have solved this? Bringing with it added value in biodiversity, air quality and social value rather than just a big pipe in the ground. Something to think about when designing infrastructure to meet climate resilience in our own projects.