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We, at Vizzuality, are one of the 34 organisations recently awarded a £6.5m government grant to establish a Land Use for Net Zero Nature and People (LUNZ) Hub. The LUNZ Hub is a consortium of research and stakeholder organisations working to provide all four UK administrations with the rapid evidence they need to develop policies that will drive the transformation in land use required to achieve Net Zero and other environmental targets 🌱 Learn more about their yearly achievements below👇
This week the LUNZ Hub is celebrating its first year of groundbreaking work towards the net zero land use transition! In its first year, the Hub has grown into a dynamic network across the UK, uniting research experts, land managers, NGOs, and policymakers to tackle the challenges of net zero land use. From remote teamwork to in-person workshops, we've developed a shared vision grounded in collaboration and transdisciplinary values. 🚀 Some of our highlights so far: ✅ Launched the Agile Policy Centre, which has received 19 government research requests. Our report on major landowners' roles in the net zero transition is the first to be published. ✅ Hosted 7 workshops on critical topics including soil monitoring and green finance, bringing together diverse stakeholders from across the UK. ✅ Published two films by the PLACE Collective that amplify land managers' voices on net zero. ✅ Shared numerous blogs, expert interviews, and briefings to help make land use research accessible and impactful. Our work this year culminated in the Big Tent Event, a creative platform for dialogue across sectors, and the launch of the Resonance project to deepen community engagement. We’re also thrilled to support 5 new research projects focused on the same themes as the Hub; agricultural systems, soil health, carbon dynamics, and land use change. It’s been a transformative year for the LUNZ Hub, and we’re just getting started. Thank you to everyone who has joined us on this journey! 🪱 Read more about our achievements to date: https://lnkd.in/enVkq4Yk
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Honoured to share our exciting partnership with Puro.earth! This collaboration will allow us to scale up our work in biochar production, creating verified carbon removal credits while driving environmental and social impact in our projects. What is Biochar? Biochar is a stable, carbon-rich material produced by pyrolysis—heating organic waste materials in a low-oxygen environment. This process locks away atmospheric carbon for over a thousand years, preventing it from re-entering the carbon cycle. Unlike conventional carbon offset projects that focus on emission reductions, biochar provides permanent carbon removal, making it one of the most reliable solutions for long-term climate mitigation. How Does Biochar Help? Biochar addresses both climate change and social risks through: ✔ Carbon Sequestration – Each tonne of biochar locks away approximately 3 tonnes of CO₂ equivalent. ✔ Soil Regeneration – It enhances soil fertility, water retention, and nutrient availability, leading to more resilient agriculture. ✔ Land Remediation – In our projects, biochar will be used for bioremediation, helping to clean up oil-contaminated mangrove soils. ✔ Community Benefits – By producing biochar from agricultural residues and invasive plant species, we create livelihood opportunities for local communities. How We’re Using Biochar in Our Projects In the Delta State Carbon Mosaic Mangrove Conservation Project, biochar will be integrated into multiple aspects of our work: ✅ Restoring degraded mangrove ecosystems – Applying biochar to improve soil quality and stimulate natural bioremediation in oil-impacted areas. ✅ Enhancing agricultural productivity – Using biochar in regenerative farming to boost soil health and reduce dependency on synthetic fertilisers. ✅ Creating a circular economy – Converting invasive nipa palm biomass into biochar, reducing deforestation pressure on mangroves. ✅ Supporting clean water access – Exploring biochar-based filtration systems to purify drinking water for local communities. Supporting the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) Our biochar initiatives contribute directly to multiple UN SDGs, including: ✔ SDG 2 – Zero Hunger: Enhancing soil fertility and food security. ✔ SDG 6 – Clean Water & Sanitation: Supporting water filtration projects. ✔ SDG 13 – Climate Action: Delivering durable carbon sequestration. ✔ SDG 14 – Life Below Water: Reducing pollution in mangrove and seagrass ecosystems. ✔ SDG 15 – Life on Land: Restoring degraded lands and improving biodiversity. ✔ SDG 8 – Decent Work & Economic Growth: Creating sustainable job opportunities through biochar production. Through this partnership with Puro.earth, we are accelerating the global transition to verified, high-integrity carbon removal while maximising co-benefits for nature and communities. #EightVersa #PuroEarth #Biochar #CarbonRemoval #ClimateAction #SustainableDevelopment #MangroveConservation #RegenerativeAgriculture #SDGs #NatureBasedSolutions
Meet Our Life Cycle Assesment Partner: Eight Versa! We’re thrilled to spotlight Eight Versa – your expert partner for biochar project development and Puro certification! 🌱 With 16+ years of experience and over 4,000 successful sustainability projects, Eight Versa integrates environmental science, engineering, and biodiversity expertise to deliver impactful climate solutions. Their services include: ✅ Developing sustainable biochar production projects ✅ Conducting feasibility studies and optimising production ✅ Achieving certification for efficient carbon credit generation Beyond carbon removal, Eight Versa’s solutions improve soil health, enhance urban spaces, and support sustainable agriculture by boosting crop yields and reducing erosion. 🌍 Find out more about Eight Versa here: https://hubs.ly/Q033tMK80 #Biochar #CarbonRemoval #Sustainability #NetZero #ClimateSolutions
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We’re evolving to TerraBaru— our bold step forward for a sustainable future. But why? 🧐 🌱 While Planet NetZero envisions a net-zero future with multiple solutions, TerraBaru takes a focused approach—building #ANewTerra through the power of #Biochar, where: 1️⃣ Soil will finally be regenerated, 2️⃣ Farming communities are empowered, and, 3️⃣ Carbon is permanently removed and stored! 💡 What is biochar, and how can it shape the future? 🤔 Follow us to explore this transformative solution that’s regenerating soil, empowering communities, and redefining sustainability! #TerraBaru #ANewTerra #PlanetNetZero #TowardsSustainability
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The Most Vital Resource Beneath Our Feet “Our existence, and all life on Earth, depends on 12 to 14 inches of topsoil. When that goes away, we go away,” said James Ehrlich, director of compassionate sustainability at Stanford University. This thin, life-sustaining layer of soil is the foundation of everything we rely on—our food, clean water, and thriving ecosystems. Yet, it’s rapidly vanishing due to erosion, industrial farming, and climate change. The question is: How can we secure a future where this essential resource thrives? The most breakthrough invention today would focus on topsoil regeneration. Imagine a technology or method capable of: - Restoring degraded land rapidly. - Enhancing soil’s ability to store carbon and boost biodiversity. - Providing affordable, scalable solutions for farmers and communities worldwide. Innovations in biotechnology, AI-driven soil monitoring, and regenerative practices could hold the key. The invention that saves our soil might also save our future. The soil beneath our feet isn’t just dirt—it’s life itself. What role will we play in preserving it? Image credit to the respective owners. #Sustainability #Innovation #SoilRegeneration #ClimateAction #FutureOfFarming
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It is very very simple to manage the surface run-off very locally. Here is an example . The water falling on the land is diverted through the trenches into recharge wells and farm ponds . Desilting chambers are made at regular intervals to check for silting and flow velocity . Given it is mostly an agricultural land , the entire run off is captured and either used directly or recharged into the ground . The farm ponds and trenches can also be designed like wetlands to attract bio diversity. These are very simple solutions that can be implemented with local labour and with very very little technical knowledge. (In fact, I have visited many many sites as a technical resource person and have ended up learning from the local people than actually providing any technical solutions). In my opinion , Decentralisation is the first and the most important step towards decarbonisation . I feel we have many solutions available. we just have to put it in practice. We tend to over romaticize #sustainability and #technology . Simple , doable solutions get shadowed in the conundrum of fancy conferences , purported exclusive knowledge and Jargons . #netzero, #grosszero , #netnegative etc were practiced much before these fancy names were invented ...
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Sustainable Efforts: A High-Ranking Trend Energy, Transportation, Agriculture, and other sectors are experiencing a surge in sustainable initiatives. To truly achieve sustainability, we must build systems that are self-replenishing. This means the individual components within the system are interconnected and influence each other, operating as a unified whole. Natural systems, such as ecosystems, offer valuable insights into this concept. An ecosystem, comprising diverse organisms and their physical environment, demonstrates how interconnectedness and balance are essential for long-term sustainability. By adopting a systems approach to sustainability, and learning from nature, we can create resilient and regenerative solutions, which will foster harmonious co-existence. With delight, 🤗🤗 Happy Weekend #14daysgrowthwithToyin #day13growthwithToyin #linkedin #engineering #sustainability #greenenergy #processengineer
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Great summary Peter McNamara. You succinctly captured the great ideas, works, research, and projects at the #Sustainability Poster Presentation. So proud to see the interconnection of ideas and the interdisciplinary engagements. The future is now; the future is sustainable. cc: Jude Edeh, Paula Marie Kilgarriffᵍᵐ
Positive Future through the Sustainable Business Revolution Have a look at the video below to learn about some amazing evidence informed posters of how we can improve our lives through #sustainable #employment, #innovation, and #renewable energy. See insights from our wonderful #farming community, #energy innovations in #wave, #wind and #biomass, sustainable #fashion , and #marine #transport . Fantastic leadership by Fabiano Pallonetto one of our many inspiring professors here at Maynooth University providing practical, research informed, education for sustainable #careers and a hopeful, positive future. #business #engineering #maynooth #Green #Ireland #investment #hope
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From next-level recycling innovations to breakthrough clean energy solutions, discover how industries are powering a greener future! Dive into our Sustain Monitor for an in-depth look at waste management, energy transition, and material greening on a global scale. Write to us at info@benoriknowledge.com to learn more about our offerings and explore how Benori can help ramp up your strategies, or if you want our newsletters delivered straight to your inbox! Ashish Gupta Dr. Priyal Bisht #sustainability #ecology #environment #netzero #climate #benori
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🌍 Today, we celebrate the foundation of life: soil! 🌱 On this World Soil Day, we reflect on this vital resource—often overlooked but essential for our future. This year’s theme, "Soil: Where Food Begins", reminds us that everything that nourishes, sustains, and connects us to nature starts here, with the soil. At SAIET ENGINEERING S.R.L., we believe that respecting soil is the first step toward a more sustainable future. Every day, we are committed to designing solutions that prioritize the preservation of natural resources. Soil is not just a physical element—it’s life, biodiversity, climate, and nourishment. Protecting soil means protecting our tomorrow. Today, more than ever, we feel part of this global mission to preserve what lies at the foundation of everything. Join us in making a difference because the planet's future begins beneath our feet. 🌿. Thanks to 3Bee for the continuous support and their concreteness in helping us have a better world. #WorldSoilDay #SaietEngineering #SustainableInnovation #Soil #Future
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🌊🌿🔄 Introducing our #ThematicProjects From the coast to our cities and farms, these projects tackle a whole host of challenges in the #Mediterranean through innovation and collaboration. They are grouped into ❹ focus areas: ❶Marine Resources ﹏𓊝﹏𓂁﹏ Interreg Euro-MED SPOWIND, 2B-BLUE, AZA4ICE and Blue Ecosystem are exploring ways to sustainably manage our oceans and coasts. These projects are leading efforts in marine energy and blue biotechnology to ensure a healthy and thriving Mediterranean Sea. ❷Agri-food systems 𖡼𖤣𖥧𖡼𓋼𖤣𖥧𓋼𓍊 Carbon Farming MED, Clepsydra and OliveOilMedNet help farmers adapt to climate change, promote carbon farming and improve water resource management. ❸Industrial transition ⫘⫘⫘ Focused on paving the way for a greener, more digital economy, the CircleMED Project, GREENSMARTMED Project, REVIVE and ProcuraMED projects are spearheading efforts to improve sustainable production and consumption, driving the industrial transition towards sustainability. ❹Resource valorisation 🗂️ REPper, eWAsTER Euro-MED, VERDEinMED aim to turn waste into valuable resources. Through these projects, the ISE Mission is promoting the repair economy and better e-waste management to ensure a circular approach to resource use. 🖼️Infographic by Fanny Didou Learn more ⤵️ https://lnkd.in/d9VmmkuA
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