Where Water Wisdom Meets Real World Action

Nature-based solutions are here to save cities from higher heat indexes and be a solid solution for how we live in cities naturally.

An article about the pros AND cons of removing your grass and going with native landscaping. What should you consider before deciding?

Stormwater credit trading programs let developers buy credits from properties with excess green infrastructure. Washington DC, Chicago, and Grand Rapids have active programs.

Affordable housing developers face numerous obstacles. Utilizing stormwater incentives is a new innovation for edging out the competition.

Communities build green infrastructure through grants, schoolyard projects, and rain gardens. Examples include Denver's art installation and Milwaukee's school programs.

5 min read on how capitalism and green banks are going to use private and public funds to spur sustainable projects.

Protect your rain barrels, gardens, and permeable pavers by learning how to winterize green infrastructure at home.

Percolation tests are a requirement for septic tanks, rain gardens, permeable pavers and more. Find out how to conduct your own test!

With the new Inflation Act, Green Banks are getting more funding for stormwater projects. Find out what a Green Bank is and how they operate.