Pascal Mittermaier

@PascalMitter

Working to help cities flourish as the Global Managing Director, Cities at The Nature Conservancy ().

Boston & Washington DC
nature.org/global
Joined May 2014
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  1. Pinned Tweet
    6 Dec 2017

    If we want to make a difference for the environment, we have to work together – stories of collaboration from 2017:

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    23 hours ago

    Here’s How Much Money Green Design Could Save Cities

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    Feb 15

    All communities should have access to green spaces and the benefits they bring. Thanks to the mayors, planners and architects that are already walking the talk. |

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  4. Feb 16

    We should invest in resilience because it saves lives. But it also saves cities money.

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    Feb 15

    All communities should have access to green spaces and the benefits they bring. Thanks to the mayors, planners and architects that are already walking the talk. (via )

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    Feb 16

    From Shenzhen’s rain gardens to Nairobi’s water funds, we’re encouraged to see more invest in natural infrastructure. via

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    Feb 15

    To Redefine Green Design, Are Thinking Bigger—AND Smaller Cities still strive for buildings and light rail—but also a better walk down the block

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    Feb 15

    Our planet’s environmental challenges have never been more complex. But we agree with – a brighter future is possible and nature itself holds the key.

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  9. Feb 14

    Good overview of Europe’s progress on clean energy:

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    Feb 13

    Now trending: lays out 12 global trends that will leave you feeling hopeful for the future.

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    Feb 14

    COMMENTARY: Natural disasters hurt the poor the most. Here’s what we can do about it.

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    Feb 14

    is soon to be home to the world's first forest city!

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    Feb 13

    In honor of Valentine's Day tomorrow, read all about our Green Heart project, a first-of-its-kind scientific study that will assess the health benefits of nature right here in Louisville!

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    Feb 13

    From Da Nang, Vietnam to Santiago, Chile, there are resilience projects around the world ready for new investment and partnership.

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    Feb 13

    If you live in Florida, doctors say change is already affecting your health

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    Feb 13

    Our planet’s environmental challenges have never been more complex. But we agree with – a brighter future is possible and nature itself holds the key.

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    Feb 12

    : A missed opportunity that "leaves us mostly pondering what could have been." The response from :

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    Feb 13

    "Off to a great start here in Tokyo . To beat sprawl and facilitate growth, must regenerate and recycle pockets of underused land and promote dense, well-connected neighborhoods"

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  19. Feb 13

    I’ll second this: a walkable neighborhood shouldn’t be an amenity, it should be a right

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    Feb 13

    12 global trends that bring hope for 2108 via

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    Feb 12

    Climate change is one of the world’s most urgent challenges. But new leaders are stepping up to lead on climate action...

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