Green stormwater infrastructure is a common feature of urban cities which is mostly
designed for hydrological and water quality purposes. The last decade has seen a rise in …

Due to increased regulations concerning urban stormwater runoff, stormwater control
measures (SCMs) such as bioretention, ponds, and constructed stormwater wetlands, are …

This paper presents life cycle assessment (LCA) as a methodology to evaluate
environmental, economic, and social performance of green infrastructure stormwater control …

Urban green infrastructure (GI) has been widely used in sponge city construction to manage
hydrological processes. While studies on environmental benefits of GI from the perspective …

Urban green infrastructures have been well recognized for their roles in providing
ecosystem services in cities. However, their environmental performances have not been fully …

Green infrastructure could provide a suite of benefits, including stormwater management
and climate change impact mitigation. While European countries, the USA and Canada are …

Urban hydrological changes caused by uncertain climate affect the implementation of water
management strategies. Recently, more attention has been paid to the hydrological …

Green infrastructure, sometimes referred to as nature-based solutions, promotes urban
livability. It reduces stormwater quantity and improves surface water quality while …

Green infrastructure (GI) is quickly gaining ground as a less costly, greener alternative to
traditional methods of stormwater management. One popular form of GI is the use of rain …

The major limitation of optimization models applied previously for rainwater harvesting
(RWH) systems is the systematic evaluation of environmental and human health impacts …