A bioretention facility in the median along Milwaukee's West Grange Avenue is designed to absorb runoff from the street and gradually percolate it back into the groundwater system. Only after the swale is filled to capacity will storm water spill over into the storm sewer system.
Laredo's investment in transportation infrastructure and services strives to provide significant benefits in terms of mobility, travel choice,…
Ames has been heading in the right direction when it comes to sustainability. City officials have started the conversion toward a greener Ames…
The city of Milwaukee Office of Environmental Sustainability (OES) was created by Mayor Tom Barrett to position Milwaukee as a leader in envir…
In 2000, the city council of Waco voted to increase the water level of Lake Waco by seven feet in an attempt to provide drinking water to citi…
So many things are going on in Kenosha to support a green community: Since 1988, an advisory committee of 11 members dubbed "Keep Kenosha Beau…
Much of Santa Maria's green efforts are centered in urban forestry and waste management. The city's website gives citizens information about t…
Philadelphia, Penn. is now home to some of the world's most sustainable buildings, businesses, organizations and individuals. Philadelphia is …
The City of Eugene Solid Waste and Green Building program aims to make sustainable waste prevention and green building practices the norm in E…
Denver is paving the way toward a greener future with the Better Denver sustainability projects. Many aspects of the Better Denver projects le…
Due to the innovative leadership of Mayor Chris Coleman, Saint Paul, Minn. is a national leader in sustainable, urban living by "acting locall…
Amarillo is dedicated to improving the quality of life for its residents and visitors alike.
Phoenix is an environmental leader in the state or Arizona and is now gaining national attention as a sustainability champion with its many aw…
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