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Legislative challenges hinder Oahu stormwater utility effort, pose new questions about equity in fee assessments.
Researchers predict astronomical influences will compound climate change to cause more frequent flooding beginning in March 2034.
C40 Cities Urban Nature Declaration aims to kickstart climate change resilience and environmental equity around the world
12-part EPA fact sheet series highlights ways to overcome common economic, technical, and social obstacles to green infrastructure and low-impact development.
Recent research suggests human activity is causing gradual changes in the annual arrival of monsoon season, with negative effects on tropical environments and economies.
University of Tennessee, Knoxville course empowers students to improve local water quality using free materials found around their campus
Puerto Rico’s location and topography make it one of Earth’s most susceptible regions to flooding during severe rainfall events, a recent study finds.
Las Vegas-area legislators move to outlaw purely ornamental lawns that require irrigation, but provide no recreational or environmental benefits.
University of Hawai’i at Mānoa internship program taps aspiring engineers to develop new tools that improve local stormwater management.
Water Research Foundation releases free-to-use, multifunctional decision-support tool for planning stormwater interventions.
Studying Tucson, Arizona’s history with green infrastructure yields insights on how cities can accelerate its adoption.
Liquid precipitation behaves roughly the same throughout the galaxy, according to a new physical model of extraterrestrial rainfall.
Recent podcast episode features Capitol Region Watershed District Administrator Mark Doneux