Project Tag: Land

  • Regenerative Agriculture

    Regenerative Agriculture

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    Climate friendly agricultural practices preserve soil carbon and nutrients, reduce erosion and nutrient runoff while producing healthier food.

  • Nature-based Solutions

    Nature-based Solutions

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    Integrated green and grey infrastructure provides economic and efficient solutions. Living green roofs, bio-swales, and rain gardens manage stormwater and provide ecosystem services – healthy air, habitat, and extreme heat mitigation.

  • Healthy Soils for Healthy Waters Conference Series

    Healthy Soils for Healthy Waters Conference Series

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    Along with soil and water research and policy leaders, Greenleaf launched a series dedicated to the development of multidisciplinary and whole system management practices for the agricultural lands that impact our nation’s waters.

  • Trout Bay Conservation

    Trout Bay Conservation

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    Greenleaf supported the Nature Conservancy of Canada’s conservation purchase of Trout Bay on Lake Superior to protect natural landscapes, habitats and species unique to Lake Superior’s heritage coast.

  • Electric Power Research Institute

    Electric Power Research Institute

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    Greenleaf Advisors helped EPRI develop and coordinate research with The Ohio State University to find and deploy environmentally beneficial uses of synthetic gypsum including its effect on phosphorus runoff from agriculture.

  • Perennial Biomass to Reduce Nitrates

    Perennial Biomass to Reduce Nitrates

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    The Illinois research project led by Argonne National Lab focused on growing biofuel crops in degraded agricultural lands that reduce water pollution as well as greenhouse gases.

  • GYPSOIL

    GYPSOIL

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    Greenleaf worked with Gypsoil to expand their market which is now in 25 states and inform policy on use of gypsum for agricultural soil and water quality health informed by sound science. This led to an NRCS Conservation Practice Standard.