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The case of the hole and the global challenge of equitable resilience
Crain’s New York Business: A New York neighborhood below sea level presents political, social, and environmental challenges Read more.

Environmental twins gain traction in the field
Cadalyst: Recent technological advancements have helped make GIS-based environmental twins has gain attention as a key way to address environmental and climate-related challenges. Read more.

Esri technology used to map ALS clinical trials
Geo Week News: A new Esri tool helps people living with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) learn about clinical trials.  Read more.

How technology safeguards the colossal fish of the Mekong Delta
Esri & The Science of Where Podcast: Jeff Opperman, global freshwater lead scientist with World Wildlife Fund, explains how geospatial technology is being used to protect the Mekong Delta’s fragile fish population. Listen to the podcast.

Bluesky aerial mapping technology reveals carbon stored in Britain’s hedgerows
GeoConnexion: The new National Hedgerow Map has been created by UK aerial survey company Bluesky International. Read more.

A smarter supply chain helps International Paper track sustainability goals
WhereNext: The company created an application that uses GIS and satellite imagery to help it eventually source 100 percent of its fiber from sustainably managed forests. Read more.

Tucson's innovative approach to achieving equity through data visualization
Esri Blog: Tucson’s Equity Priority Index provides a comprehensive view of social vulnerability in the city. Read more.

Ernst Seeds uses data-driven approach to restore habitats
GPS World: A GIS-powered work order management system guides each phase of production, from planting and fertilizing to applying pesticides and harvesting. Read more.