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Enhanced towns & cities: building community green infrastructure

Enhanced towns & cities: building community green infrastructure

Case Study, Urban Greening

TLDR: Utilizing grants, stormwater management programs, and community empowerment can lead to building community green infrastructure that solves drainage problems aesthetically pleasingly.     When it comes to building community green infrastructure, it takes a...
Rain Water Collection: Illegal or Ok?

Rain Water Collection: Illegal or Ok?

Rainwater harvesting, Urban Greening

Recently we posted about residential rainwater collection systems on social media, and it ignited a discussion on whether having a rain barrel was legal or not in their state. We won’t bury the lead here, and rainwater harvesting methods are legal in all 50...
Stormwater Management: Takoma Park, MD

Stormwater Management: Takoma Park, MD

Case Study, Green Economics, Urban Greening, Washington DC

If your property repeatedly flooded due to poor stormwater management and water coming from further uphill, what would you do to fix it? Would you try and control the flooding on your own lawn or go directly to the source? Even if that meant you pay your uphill...
Impervious Surfaces and Environmental Impact

Impervious Surfaces and Environmental Impact

Permeable Pavers, Urban Greening

Intro to Green Infrastructure | Stormwater Systems

Intro to Green Infrastructure | Stormwater Systems

BMPs, Green Roofs, Permeable Pavers, Rain Gardens, Urban Greening

Wet Weather Turns into Water Runoff Stormwater runoff is the single largest cause of water pollution, flooding and property damage. According to FEMA, just one inch of rain can cause $25,000 of damage to your home. More than 22.4 million US properties are at risk of...
SRC Program: Yellow Cab Company

SRC Program: Yellow Cab Company

Case Study, Commercial, DMV, Maintenance, Urban Greening, Washington DC

A quick case study on how the SRC Program has helped Yellow Cab. Participants Regulated Market: Washington, DC Incentive Provider: DC DOEE  Matched Incentive Program(s): (1) Stormwater Retention Credit Program SRC (2) Riverwise Credit Program Property Location: 1336...
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