Webinar: Hassayampa River Study – Assessing Low Impact Development for Stormwater Management June 7, 2021 Webinar Announcement: The Bureau of Reclamation and the City of Buckeye invite you to attend an upcoming webinar on a study titled: Hassayampa River Study – Assessing Low Impact Development for Stormwater Management. Read more What Tucson Can Teach Us About Green Infrastructure May 11, 2021 Existing research on green infrastructure often tends to look forward, describing new strategies to make nature-based stormwater solutions a more attractive option for cities as well as facilitate their adoption. Read more Sonoran Desert Green Infrastructure Resource Library Aug. 24, 2020 In recent years, green infrastructure has become a proven solution to address many of the challenges created by urban stormwater. Read more Desert Green Infrastructure Design Guide Dec. 18, 2018 This digest is intended to provide the most relevant information pertaining to a selection of GSI/LID interventions frequently used in development in an easily understood format. Read more EVALUATION OF WATER HARVESTING REBATE PROGRAMS IN TUCSON, AZ Aug. 29, 2018 “An evaluation of Tucson’s water harvesting rebate programs was performed by Ethan Vimont, who published his results in his 2017 Thesis for a Master of Science degree from the University of Arizona. Read more City of Phoenix Produces GI/LID Cost-Benefit Study July 24, 2018 In June 2018, the City of Phoenix released a report on a triple bottom line cost benefit analysis of various Green Infrastructure/Low Impact Development (GI/LID) features. The study provides information for decision-makers involved with City projects and private development who may want to incorporate GI/LID. Read more Turning cities into sponges: how Chinese ancient wisdom is taking on climate change March 21, 2018 How does a city cope with extreme weather? These days, urban planning that doesn’t factor in some sort of catastrophic weather event is like trying to build something in a fictional utopia. Read more New Ways To Capture The Power Of Urban Trees To Reduce Pollution Jan. 25, 2018 The Center for Watershed Protection announced recently it has developed a groundbreaking new method to account for the capacity of trees planted in urban areas to reduce runoff pollution. Read more Development of guidelines for understanding stormwater flows under way Jan. 19, 2018 Scottsdale has accepted a $44,000 grant from the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality to develop the first steps of a regional alternative stormwater handbook. Read more California homeowners could get a tax break to capture rainwater Nov. 8, 2017 FROM THE LOS ANGELES TIMES: California homeowners could get a tax break to capture rainwater in their backyards. Read more Pagination 1 2 ›› Next page Last » Last page
Webinar: Hassayampa River Study – Assessing Low Impact Development for Stormwater Management June 7, 2021 Webinar Announcement: The Bureau of Reclamation and the City of Buckeye invite you to attend an upcoming webinar on a study titled: Hassayampa River Study – Assessing Low Impact Development for Stormwater Management. Read more
What Tucson Can Teach Us About Green Infrastructure May 11, 2021 Existing research on green infrastructure often tends to look forward, describing new strategies to make nature-based stormwater solutions a more attractive option for cities as well as facilitate their adoption. Read more
Sonoran Desert Green Infrastructure Resource Library Aug. 24, 2020 In recent years, green infrastructure has become a proven solution to address many of the challenges created by urban stormwater. Read more
Desert Green Infrastructure Design Guide Dec. 18, 2018 This digest is intended to provide the most relevant information pertaining to a selection of GSI/LID interventions frequently used in development in an easily understood format. Read more
EVALUATION OF WATER HARVESTING REBATE PROGRAMS IN TUCSON, AZ Aug. 29, 2018 “An evaluation of Tucson’s water harvesting rebate programs was performed by Ethan Vimont, who published his results in his 2017 Thesis for a Master of Science degree from the University of Arizona. Read more
City of Phoenix Produces GI/LID Cost-Benefit Study July 24, 2018 In June 2018, the City of Phoenix released a report on a triple bottom line cost benefit analysis of various Green Infrastructure/Low Impact Development (GI/LID) features. The study provides information for decision-makers involved with City projects and private development who may want to incorporate GI/LID. Read more
Turning cities into sponges: how Chinese ancient wisdom is taking on climate change March 21, 2018 How does a city cope with extreme weather? These days, urban planning that doesn’t factor in some sort of catastrophic weather event is like trying to build something in a fictional utopia. Read more
New Ways To Capture The Power Of Urban Trees To Reduce Pollution Jan. 25, 2018 The Center for Watershed Protection announced recently it has developed a groundbreaking new method to account for the capacity of trees planted in urban areas to reduce runoff pollution. Read more
Development of guidelines for understanding stormwater flows under way Jan. 19, 2018 Scottsdale has accepted a $44,000 grant from the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality to develop the first steps of a regional alternative stormwater handbook. Read more
California homeowners could get a tax break to capture rainwater Nov. 8, 2017 FROM THE LOS ANGELES TIMES: California homeowners could get a tax break to capture rainwater in their backyards. Read more