Southeast Michigan is leading the way in stormwater management with green infrastructure efforts designed to reduce runoff and pollution.
Category: Green infrastructure
Israel’s Agri Innovations Set Benchmark for Climate Adaptation
Israel's pioneering agricultural technologies and water management strategies provide a blueprint for global climate adaptation.
Electrified Roads Can Help Boost EV Uptake
Electrified roads with conductive and inductive power transfer are set to revolutionize EV charging and address range anxiety.
High Costs and Lack of Charging Stations Stalling EV Uptake
EV sales are skyrocketing worldwide, but the insufficient charging infrastructure and high pricing could hinder future EV uptake.
Floating Solar Panels Key to 100% Renewable Energy by 2030
Floating solar panels on calm bodies of water transform the renewable energy landscape, especially in developing countries.
Grid Upgrade Needed for US to Meet its Clean Energy Targets
An outdated grid hinders America's transition to renewable energy. Learn about the obstacles and the urgent need for modernization.
Blue-Green Infrastructure Helps Cities Adapt as the Planet Warms
As the global temperature in June hit high, cities turn to innovative projects like blue-green infrastructure to combat climate change.
Human Activity Threatens New Zealand’s Natural Environment
The 'Our Land 2024' report shows New Zealand's economic activities impact its natural environment. What is being done to restore balance?
Restoring Forests is a Path to Increased Rainfall, Cooler Climates
Global reforestation initiatives are boosting rainfall and cooling the planet, offering multiple benefits beyond carbon sequestration.
Green Infrastructure for Water Quality Trading Programs
Carbon markets can accelerate green infrastructure for water quality, saving billions and reducing carbon emissions, according to a study.