Vaughn Rinner, FASLA (@vbrinner) 's Twitter Profile
Vaughn Rinner, FASLA

@vbrinner

Landscape Architect
Volunteer + Advocate

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calendar_today11-04-2015 01:06:59

369 Tweet

324 Followers

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Kate Orff (@kateorff) 's Twitter Profile Photo

What we largely need to do” now to adapt is to “undo” mistakes-jackhammer concrete, remove roads & pavement, expand riverbanks, set back from the coast, shift to clean energy. It’s not fancy, it’s not “Dutch” & it’s not expensive but it does require hard choices.

What we largely need to do” now to adapt is to “undo” mistakes-jackhammer concrete, remove roads & pavement, expand riverbanks, set back from the coast, shift to clean energy. It’s not fancy, it’s not “Dutch” & it’s not expensive but it does require hard choices.
António Guterres (@antonioguterres) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Nature knows no political boundaries. The triple planetary crises of climate change, biodiversity loss, and pollution affect everyone, everywhere. Negotiators at #COP26 must show ambition & solidarity to avert conflicts, save the planet & our future. unep.org/news-and-stori…

Senator Patty Murray (@pattymurray) 's Twitter Profile Photo

No Senate rule is more important than protecting the right to vote in our country. If Senate Republicans continue blocking strong voting rights legislation, then Democrats can’t let Senate rules and procedures stand in the way of taking action.

Sen. Maria Cantwell (@senatorcantwell) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Our democracy is under threat, and people are trying to undermine the credibility of our elections. What we need to do now is to protect our democracy. We need to pass the John Lewis Voting Rights Act.

kofi boone (@kbbop) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Congratulations to the Nature Conservancy and my friend Elizabeth J. Kennedy. Well met. lafoundation.org/news/2022/01/2…

Tren Griffin (@trengriffin) 's Twitter Profile Photo

When we say "the mountain is out" this is what we mean. In Seattle there are magnificent mountains in every direction, but there is only one "the mountain." It looked this way before sunset.

J. Aaron Hipp (@drhipp) 's Twitter Profile Photo

"Despite these facts, the U.S. spends annually only $117 per resident on city parks, in comparison to spending $11,582 per person on health care."

Gregg Lintern (@gregglintern) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Beneath a city sidewalk - a place for healthy tree roots, soil volume and storm water retention if you design it and build it that way

Beneath a city sidewalk - a place for healthy tree roots, soil volume and storm water retention if you design it and build it that way