Testing California's Waters
Summary: Stormwater runoff from our urban and suburban environments is a primary source of beach water pollution in California - yet California cities and...
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What is the "Green Edge?"
Capturing stormwater using “green” practices such as trees, rain gardens, and porous pavement helps solve major urban stormwater problems while also improving...
Climate Change in Chicago: Startling Images of the River Darkening Lake Michigan
One of the things that beguiles people about climate change is that they cannot see it in their day to day. But some striking images made their way into my...
NatLab Report Highlights Strategies for Green Infrastructure Finance
Investments in stormwater and sewer infrastructure are becoming a top priority for municipal decision-makers as they brace for more frequent severe weather...
Why 2013 will be a big year for green infrastructure finance
Three recent publications present compelling reasons why private financing for green infrastructure is going to be a hot topic in 2013, and likely for decades...
In Sandy's Wake.... What's in Those Flood Waters?
Superstorm Sandy absolutely battered the New York/New Jersey region two weeks ago. I count myself among the extremely lucky ones – my neighborhood in Brooklyn...