Green stormwater infrastructure (GSI) can strengthen urban stormwater resilience, but its benefits depend on widespread adoption across neighborhoods. Despite growing policy support, adoption remains highly uneven, limiting collective impact. Here,
“A world-first trial of floating wetland pods in wastewater lagoons shows they cut greenhouse gas emissions by more than a quarter, highlighting their potential as a nature-based solution for decarbonizing
How targeted investments in nature restoration are building climate resilience in the Wolastoq watershed in New Brunswick Read the story here:https://corporateknights.com/story-studio/rebuilding-resilience-along-the-wolastoq/
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By the Canadian Institute for Climate Choice Click Here for Original Post! Natural Infrastructure Case Studies for Canada The Canadian Institute for Climate Choices has developed three new case studies in partnership with Smart Prosperity Institute. Th
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