Owen Cadwalader

🌍✨ I'm honored to speak at #RegenWorld24 about why it’s time to #invest in regenerative solutions for #architecture and #infrastructure. With the devastation from recent hurricanes, it's clear: we either invest in the future or keep paying the price for outdated infrastructure. Whether you're building new cities, repurposing, or rebuilding communities, this is the place for the next generation of design. I'm not talking about incremental small shifts... you'll be inspired toward monumental shifts in perspective. I'm unveiling the designs I've been working on behind the scenes. Come be the first to see these biocentric, nature-positive architectural innovations. Here's a bit about the event: Imagine 3-5 days on a thriving regenerative farm in Bandera, Texas surrounded by visionary thought leaders. And we're not just talking about change - we're creating it. Your voice matters in the Regenerative Circles and mastermind sessions. This isn't just a conference. It's a catalyst for collaboration and real-world solutions. Get your tickets and plan your trip now: https://lnkd.in/gdstz7s5 #ResilientCities #Biocentric #RegenerativeArchitecture #NaturePositive #SustainableInfrastructure #IndigenousWisdom #RegenerativeFuture #innovation #impactinvesting

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The deadline for water systems to complete service line inventories is nearly here. So what's next? Stantec shares what's in store under the US EPA's Lead & Copper Rule in this article from Water Finance & Management Journal. #StantecWater #LeadServiceLines

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Methane has 80 times the heat-trapping capability of carbon dioxide over a 20-year period. And landfill gas — a mix of methane and CO2 with traces of other pollutants — can cause ozone, particle pollution and odors. Solid waste management is the third highest-emitting U.S. sector for methane, trailing only agriculture and oil and gas. Landfills account for more than 17 percent of human-caused methane pollution, compared to just under 25 percent for natural gas systems. #methane #climatechange #climateaction

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From The Verge - Science News: Silicon Valley is enamored with a company that pumps poop underground https://bit.ly/3UBN1Hj #DataDrivenDecisions #InformedBusinessChoices #BoostEfficiency #SustainabilityMatters #StrategicPlanning #ResilientBusinesses #InnovativeSolutions #BusinessOwners #Entrepreneurs #SmallBusinessOwners #BusinessLeaders #BusinessStrategies #EntrepreneurLife #BusinessGrowth #EntrepreneurMindset

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An interesting piece by Hannah Grover in the The NM Political Report: New Mexico looks to fossil fuel byproduct to ease pressure on freshwater supplies https://lnkd.in/g3Zaija2 The repurposing of produced water into a new source of non-potable fresh water appears to be a timely initiative in Land of Enchantment given the current stresses on fresh water resources. "Pressure to find uses for produced water comes as the state, and the West in general, sees existing water supplies shrinking as the region warms due to climate change. New Mexico officials say the state will have 25% less water available in 2050. “So if we do nothing, where would you make 25 percent cuts?” Lujan Grisham said during a January press conference about water. “Would it be in one community, one region of the state and one reservoir?” #water #energy #environment Jerri Pohl James Kenney New Mexico Produced Water Research Consortium Steve Coffee Produced Water Society Michael Dyson Infinity Water Solutions Kevin Schug Rikki-Lee Chavez Randi N. Valverde Hugo Gutierrez

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