Toward a more inclusive definition of green infrastructure Analysis of plans from 20 US cities finds definitions inconsistent and narrow Date: January 5, 2022 Source: Cary Institute of Ecosystem ...

Governor Maura Healey introduced the Massachusetts Environmental Bond Bill — the Mass Ready Act — a $2.9 billion proposal to ...

Green infrastructure, whether it's large rain gardens or plants along a street median, has the same purpose as big storm sewers: to manage large amounts of water that can build up during heavy rains.

Students from Delaware Technical Community College learned how to implement, design, construct and maintain green infrastructure projects as part of the Delaware Sea Grant (DESG) Green Infrastructure ...

The cities pledged to convert up to 40% of city surfaces to green or blue, that's water-related features, infrastructure by 2030 — including trees, urban forests, ponds, and parks with ...

One of my blog readers, the author of the "Green" Supply Chain Analyst Weblog, posed an interesting question in one of my previous posts. Essentially he asked, What defines a green product or service?

Not only does green infrastructure help manage stormwater, but it also makes communities more attractive, cools them down and improves people's health by reducing air pollution. Here is how green ...

"Rain, floods and green infrastructure: Are cities mitigating the hazards equitably?." ScienceDaily. ScienceDaily, 15 April 2022. <www.sciencedaily.com / releases / 2022 / 04 / 220415124724.htm>.

A new nationwide analysis of 122 plans from 20 US cities, published today in Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment, found that many plans fail to explicitly define green infrastructure. When ...

How green infrastructure is defined guides the types of projects that cities implement, with enduring impacts to people and the urban environment. A new nationwide analysis of 122 plans from 20 US ...