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How Ian McHarg taught generations to "Design with Nature"

CityLab: Fifty years ago, a Scottish landscape architect revolutionized how designers and planners think about ecology. His legacy matters now more than ever. Read more.

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In this Issue

• Small islands use location intelligence to guide climate adaptation
• 911 call centers get a map to look up other call centers
• Can hackers help make farmers' lives easier?
• Visualization: Cushman & Wakefield adopts Esri integration with Adobe
• Parks and green space must be part of any climate solution
• As Greenland's glaciers melt, Denmark charts the changing waters
• Flagship group creates new technology to maintain trees
• Tech help with floods begins with Sea Isle City alert system

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Small islands use location intelligence to guide climate adaptation
Esri Blog: Geospatial technology helps people understand common threats and variations in regional impacts. Read more.

911 call centers get a map to look up other call centers
StateScoop: The Enhanced Public Safety Answering Point Registry and Census (EPRC), built on Esri's ArcGIS platform, reroutes errant 911 calls. Read more. Can hackers help make farmers' lives easier?
Nextgov: Teams from the 2019 Internet of Things World Conference's Hackathon used the US Department of Agriculture's (USDA) soil, geospatial, and water forecasting data to develop apps to improve water management. Read more. Visualization: Cushman & Wakefield adopts Esri integration with Adobe
Adobe Blog: For Cushman & Wakefield, a leading commercial real estate services company, data visualization is a key storytelling tool that helps the company win new business. Read more. Parks and green space must be part of any climate solution
Smart Cities Dive: Aside from reducing carbon pollution, cities must help people adapt to severe weather that is already affecting communities. Read more. As Greenland's glaciers melt, Denmark charts the changing waters
Esri Blog: The Danish Geodata Agency modernizes chart-making workflows to keep pace with Greenland's melting sea ice and glaciers. Read more. Flagship group creates new technology to maintain trees
24housing: Arborists for an English housing provider use a GIS-based system from Esri to log their work maintaining the company's trees. Read more.

Tech help with floods begins with Sea Isle City alert system
The Press of Atlantic City: The Esri US Flooding App offers a map with continuously updated information from river and stream flood gauges across the US and from the National Weather Service. Read more.

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