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A climate change success story? Look at Hoboken

This flood-prone city on the Hudson River has bundled water-absorbing infrastructure into benefits residents asked for, like parks and safer streets.
U.S. housing crisis thwarts recruitment for nature-based infrastructure projects

U.S. housing crisis thwarts recruitment for nature-based infrastructure projects

Even when the funding is lined up for green restoration efforts in northern Wisconsin, a lack of affordable housing makes it hard to attract workers and get started.

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U.S. housing crisis thwarts recruitment for nature-based infrastructure projects

Even when the funding is lined up for green restoration efforts in northern Wisconsin, a lack of affordable housing makes it hard to attract workers and get started.

Chicago flood resiliency projects

Record-breaking rains in Chicago underscore the urgency of flood resiliency projects, city officials say

As the risk of flooding in Northeastern Illinois increases, with millions in federal funds available, investments in water management and nature-based solutions are seen as crucial to protect vulnerable communities.
Plan to reduce flooding in Greenfield has gotten a lot less green

Plan to reduce flooding in Greenfield has gotten a lot less green

The PWSA'S new plan to curb Greenfield flooding foregoes green infrastructure in favor of installing stormwater lines.
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Revitalizing downtown Winnipeg using natural infrastructure

Taking cues from innovative projects like downtown Edmonton’s Warehouse Park, a focus on nature-based solutions could breathe new life into Winnipeg’s core.

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Mapping New York City's trees (now with more trees)

Mapping New York City's trees (now with more trees)

The database, which has delighted New Yorkers since 2016, has been expanded to include 150,000 park trees.
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