It's been a banner
year for green infrastructure, from the roll - out of the Paris climate deal to Peru's groundbreaking new water security strategy to California's recent legislation recognizing nature as a critical part of its water infrastructure.
On May 16th, the technical sessions will showcase a lineup of speakers that are leading the
way for green infrastructure adoption and widespread implementation.
Forest Trends is pleased to invite you to a free webinar to explore findings from our latest report
Alliances for Green Infrastructure: State of Watershed Investment 2016.
It starts fulfilling platform commitments on clean energy, including
funding for green infrastructure and clean tech investment in Canada's natural resource sectors.
Green municipal bonds, meanwhile, are a small but fast - growing segment of the muni market, with U.S. state - level
plans for green infrastructure still moving ahead, even in the wake of President Trump's withdrawal from the Paris Climate Accord.
Stay tuned for more articles exploring current practices, best practices and GBCI's
toolbox for green infrastructure development, including SITES, LEED, Parksmart and more.
Example recommendations include: create dedicated funding
streams for green infrastructure; incentivize the planting of native and regionally - appropriate plants, protection of habitats, and the increase of biodiversity; and encourage the inclusion of climate change assessments in green space planning, including at the regional level.
Once the Priority Areas were identified, DEP and Agency Partners initiated area - wide contracts to select potential, preliminary and final
sites for green infrastructure.
15 December 2016 Washington, D.C. It's been a banner
year for green infrastructure, from the roll - out of the Paris climate deal to Peru's groundbreaking new water security strategy to California's recent legislation recognizing nature as a critical part of its water infrastructure.
Governments, water utilities, companies, and communities around the world paid nearly US$ 25 billion (B) in 2015 for nature - based solutions to secure reliable access to clean water, according to a new report from Forest Trends» Ecosystem Marketplace,
Alliances for Green Infrastructure: State of Watershed Investment 2016.
Of the funds collected by the carbon tax, the government says $ 2.3 billion will go towards rebate programs, $ 3.4 billion will help businesses adjust to the carbon levy, $ 6.2 billion will go toward energy industry diversification and job creation, $ 3.4 billion for large scale renewable energy and technology, and $ 2.2 billion
for green infrastructure.
He said that future rainfall projections would be useful for his city when making budget decisions about the size of the stormwater collection system and
for green infrastructure and permeable asphalt projects.
Specifically, we work to scale - up green infrastructure by building the evidence base
for green infrastructure, strengthening the capacity of key institutions and green infrastructure champions, and developing next - generation finance models for green infrastructure.