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Urban Wetlands in Green Infrastructure: Managing Stormwater and Restoring Urban Water Systems
Urban wetlands integrated into green infrastructure systems capture stormwater, filter pollutants, recharge groundwater, and create resilient urban public spaces.
Read analysisUrban Surface Water Management for Flood Resilience and Climate Adaptation
Urban flooding is rising as climate change intensifies rainfall. Discover how sustainable drainage systems (SuDS) reduce surface water flood risk, improve water quality, and strengthen urban resilience through the Drain London Partnership programme.
Read analysisAutonomous Drones and AI Transform Sewer Inspections
Discover how autonomous drones and AI are transforming sewer inspections, improving safety, accuracy, and efficiency. Learn how Madrid’s Canal de Isabel II is modernizing underground infrastructure with smart technologies.
Read analysisScaling Up Blue-Green Infrastructure: How Stormwater Credit Trading Drives Sustainable Urban Water Management
Discover how stormwater credits accelerate Blue-Green Infrastructure adoption, reducing runoff, improving water quality, and boosting climate resilience in cities.
Read analysisEco-Districts and Water Sustainability: Strategies for Conservation, Efficiency, and Resilience
Discover how eco-districts use smart water design, green infrastructure, and local reuse systems to strengthen urban water sustainability and resilience. Explore Lloyd EcoDistrict’s pioneering approach.
Read analysisInnovation in the face of water scarcity
Melbourne could see demand for water outstrip supply very soon. In response, the city’s water utilities are innovating in the face of water scarcity.
Read analysisLondon calling to green infrastructure
London’s draft London Environment Strategy outlines the actions the city will take to improve the environment including using green infrastructure.
Read analysisBuilding a climate ready Boston
With Boston under threat from climate change, the Climate Ready Boston Report that will guide the use of green infrastructure to enhance resilience.
Read analysisTransforming Toronto’s future
Toronto’s TransformTO initiative aims to lower the city’s emissions using available technology, transforming Toronto’s future into a low-carbon one.
Read analysisSydney’s water blueprint
Sydney has developed a water blueprint that aims to increase the resilience of the city's water system to climate change and environmental degradation.
Read analysisA Blue and Green Hong Kong
Hong Kong’s Drainage Services Department (DSD) is actively revitalizing water bodies across the city to create a blue and green Hong Kong.
Read analysisBlue and Green Cities
Blue and Green Cities offers new research on urban policy innovations that promote the use of blue-green infrastructure in managing water sustainably.
Read analysisAchieving water security and the SDGs
The Water Show Africa bridges the opportunities and challenges in the water sector. Read my keynote speech on achieving water security and the SDGs.
Read analysisGreening Europe’s urban spaces
The rate of urbanization in Europe will pose challenges to urban waterways, requiring the greening of Europe's urban spaces.
Read analysisGreening the grey with green infrastructure
San Francisco is greening the grey with green infrastructure to reduce stormwater runoff as well as mandating green infrastructure in new developments.
Read analysisSingapore challenges you to a carbon-off
Singapore launched its Climate Innovation Challenge 2016, a 36-hour carbon-off challenge that promotes innovative, cost-effective green solutions.
Read analysisDubai’s smart water meters
With water scarcity in Dubai, the Dubai's Electricity and Water Authority is installing smart water meters across the Emirate to better manage water.
Read analysisCities becoming resilient while enhancing nature
Cities around the world are at risk from climate extremes. To become resilient, while enhancing nature cities are turning to Green Infrastructure solutions.
Read analysisNew Orleans 10 years on from Hurricane Katrina
New Orleans is at watershed point in its management of stormwater. Read how the city is poised to implement green infrastructure projects.
Read analysisGreen Infrastructure Investment in Asia-Pacific
Environmentally, grey infrastructure often degrades quality and quantity of water supply from ecosystem degradation.
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