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Green infrastructure, ecosystem restoration, urban nature, wetlands, and nature-based adaptation.
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England's £47 million peat package assigns £36 million to water infrastructure, £10 million to wetter-farming research and markets, and £1.15 million to restoration capacity. The split makes implementation roles visible against a baseline in which 80 percent of peatlands are reported dry and degraded.
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Discover how Cape Town’s Soet River Catchment Management Forum uses nature-based solutions, community stewardship, and restoration to improve river health.
Read analysisUrban wetlands integrated into green infrastructure systems capture stormwater, filter pollutants, recharge groundwater, and create resilient urban public spaces.
Read analysisUrban flooding is rising as climate change intensifies rainfall.
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Green Roofs Urban Sustainability merges architecture and ecology to boost energy efficiency, manage stormwater, enhance biodiversity, and build climate-resilient cities.
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