David Festa

Farmers and food providers are working tirelessly to keep Americans and the world fed. Here's how policymakers and business leaders can support them. My latest: edf.org/ZgUV

This California coastal city is working with nature to build resilience to climate change. Great read: latimes.com/california/sto…

Large infrastructure investments will be required to reduce the damage caused by climate-related events in order to make our communities and resources more intelligent and more resilient eenews.net/climatewire/20…

"The decision to invest in resilience can even come at no additional cost. In fact, it can ultimately save billions." thehill.com/blogs/congress…

Ag has an important role in being part of the water solution. The From my colleague, Ann Hayden: waterwrights.net/2020/06/11/ask…

To build resilience to climate change, we must work to both mitigate and adapt. Great read: medium.com/digitalagenda/…

Farmers have a tremendous opportunity to lead by example with impactful climate solutions that make our farms as resilient as possible says @BibleBrent. Here's how. agri-pulse.com/articles/13831…

Iowa researchers and farmers are using conservation practices to increase resilience. Here's how: civileats.com/2019/10/15/pla…

Plant-based diets aren't a silver bullet solution to climate change. We must take a broader look at the food system to identify more opportunities to build resilience. edf.org/ZT4c

Climate change is no longer a future threat. Its destructive impacts are already here in the form of violent mega-storms, prolonged drought and deadly wildfires. thehill.com/opinion/energy…

New sediment diversion in Louisiana could save dozens of square miles of land in Louisiana, increasing resilience in the Mississippi River Delta and beyond. nola.com/news/environme…

The Growing Climate Solutions Act makes it easier for farmers to benefit from being part of the climate solution: farmprogress.com/farm-policy/cl…

Farmers remain invested in building resilience and sustainability, no matter how tough things get: agri-pulse.com/articles/13599…

Protecting pollinators and preserving biodiversity are key to building and maintaining resilient ecosystems: blogs.edf.org/growingreturns…

Our ocean is vulnerable, just as we are in the face of the coronavirus pandemic and climate change. And like us, it is also resilient. thehill.com/blogs/congress…

The "warning signs" of the climate crisis are not just warnings, climate change is here, and we must act now: time.com/5864692/climat…

Whatever efforts we choose to combat climate change, we need to start now #303377c053b8" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">forbes.com/sites/energyin…

How two Iowa farmers are navigating transition planning to ensure their conservation legacies endure. edf.org/ZYPv via @IowaSoybeans

Nature based solutions are helping build resilience to climate change: stateimpact.npr.org/pennsylvania/2…

Extreme weather events are becoming more frequent, more expensive and more destructive. We must work to build resilience by preserving the ecological buffers that nature endowed us with. Great read: nytimes.com/2020/05/30/opi… @tomfriedman

We must invest in nature and infrastructure to effectively manage the hurricanes and floods as they come. time.com/5864692/climat…