How to evaluate your property for green infrastructure
Model D's Brian Allnutt on how to get started evaluating your property's potential for green infrastructure.
Model D's Brian Allnutt on how to get started evaluating your property's potential for green infrastructure.
It's frigid outside, but that need not stop you from thinking about spring. Model D's Brian Alnutt gives you a primer on how to plan for a rain garden that will beautify your property and help protect the Great Lakes. Part one of a three-part series.
Model D spoke with Kimberly Hill Knott, policy director of Detroiters Working for Environmental Justice, to find out about why the organization is turning to green infrastructure as a solution.
How can green infrastructure help improve the function of our water systems in Detroit?
Detroit Greenways Coalition's Todd Scott tells us how green infrastructure can be a part of Detroit's greenways system.
Detroit property owners are going green to save some green on their water bills.
How does green infrastructure fit into the work of Detroit Future City?
The bioswale at Stein Park was designed and built with high school students from the Detroit Institute of Technology to capture water from roadways and infiltrate it into the ground, keeping it out of the city's sewer system.
Detroit water and sewer customers can save money on their water bills by reducing the water running off their property.
The General Motors' Detroit-Hamtramck Assembly plant is recycling its own stormwater at an annual savings of over $2 million with green infrastructure.
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