As consumers and municipalities are becoming increasingly aware, recycling green material reduces landfill use, reduces greenhouse gas emissions, promotes water conservation and returns organic material back into the environment.In 2007, Living Earth recycled over 500,000 tons of green material, the equivalent of taking 60,000 passenger cars off of the road for one year.
In 2011, Living Earth partnered with NGP Energy Technology Partners.LIVING EARTH AND GREEN MATERIAL RECYCLINGReturning tree limbs, brush, leaves and grass clippings to beneficial reuse for over 20 years, Living Earth is the largest recycler of green material in Texas. Living Earth was purchased by Hunt Special Situations Group, a private investment firm, and management in 2007.From 2008-2012, four new sites were added, expanding the total to 20 locations: twelve in the Houston area, seven in the Dallas/Fort Worth area and one in Pineland (East Texas). Two larger companies were added beginning with CJM The Soil Supermarket in March 1996 and Elliotts Agri-Service in May 1997. The company has drilled wells on every continent. Today, it is one of the worlds leading independent energy companies, with operations in North America, South America, Europe and the Middle East. (NYSE:RSG) in 1991 and in the same year added Dallas Organic Products and International Stone & Materials (now Living Earth in Missouri City, Texas).Triple A Mulch (now Living Earth in The Woodlands) was added in 1995. Hunt Oil Company is a privately held exploration and production company that has successfully conducted petroleum operations for more than 80 years. The company was purchased by Republic Services, Inc. Living Earth provides an optimal platform for global adoption of EO4SDGs ensuring a transparent methodology that allows monitoring to be standardised for all countries.A History of Continued GrowthLiving Earth Technology Company (Living Earth) started in 1985 with our first location in Houston, Texas. To ensure easy adoption of Living Earth for SDG reporting, we identified key environmental descriptors to provide resource allocation recommendations for generating routinely retrieved input parameters. We resolve several semantic challenges of LCCS for consistent EO implementation, including modifications to environmental descriptors, inter-dependency within the modular-hierarchical framework, and increased flexibility associated with limited data availability.
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We present a fully implemented FAO LCCS optimised for EO data Living Earth, an open-source software package that can be readily applied using existing national EO infrastructure and satellite data. The Food and Agriculture Organisation’s Land Cover Classification System (FAO LCCS) provides a global land cover taxonomy suitable to comprehensively support SDG target setting and reporting. The aim of this study was to implement a global framework for classifying land cover. Reliable, standardised, scalable mapping of land cover and its change over time and space facilitates informed decision making, providing cohesive methods for target setting and reporting of SDGs. Bob knew exactly which trees would work best and gave us the pros and cons of each tree.
said 'We needed trees for our backyard that block out road sound. However, ARD does not provide the information required by national agencies tasked with coordinating the implementation of SDGs. 11.3 miles away from Living Earth Technology. Advances in data availability and analytical capabilities have provided a wide range of users access to global coverage analysis-ready data (ARD). Earth Observation (EO) has been recognised as a key data source for supporting the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
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