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Heat & DroughtHeat- & Drought Tolerant Plants, XeriscapeAdequate WateringShadeExtreme StormsAdequate DrainageRain GardensWildfires & Wildfire SmokeBiodiversity Loss including Pollinator LossPlant for Pollinators, Some Native PlantsPest-Resistant Plants, Crop RotationBeneficial InsectsAvoid Neonicotinoids
Use Manual or Electric Landscape EquipmentAvoid Synthetic Fertilizer UseAvoid Peat Use
Use Compost, Mulch, Aged Manure & BiocharKeep Soil Covered, Cover Crops, Minimize DiggingShrink the LawnEco-Lawn, Minimize Fertilizers & Herbicides, Optimize Watering, Grow It Long, Let Clippings DropUse Woody Plants in Layers (Tiers)Grow Edibles
Less Driving Less Flying More Energy EfficiencyPlant-Based Diets
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Gardening As Climate Action
Adapt to Climate Change
Reduce GHG Emissions
Store Carbon in Soil & Woody Plants
Early Climate Action is Key:
“Deep, rapid and sustained mitigation and accelerated implementation of adaptation actions in this decade would reduce projected losses and damages for humans and ecosystems ... and deliver many co-benefits, especially for air quality and health ... Rapid and far-reaching transitions across all sectors and systems are necessary to achieve deep and sustained emissions reductions and secure a liveable and sustainable future for all.
Individual actions can help.
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