Vertical greening systems represent an emerging field in technology and research since
they are traded as promising measure to encounter the negative impacts of climate change …

Due to limited urban green spaces and catchments, researchers are exploring the capacity
of vertical greenery systems (VGSs) in stormwater management as complementary …

Substituting natural aggregates in the green roof substrate and drainage layers with
lightweight artificial and recycled coarse materials is an eco-friendly alternative for applying …

Vertical greening systems for buildings are becoming common in many cities. There are
different options in the market but some types of living walls require the use of inorganic …

The development of simple and economical treatment technologies for the removal of
recalcitrant organic matter is required to achieve long-term and sustainable treatment of …

Green roof and bioretention have been frequently used as stormwater management
practices to address urban hydrology issues, and researches regarding these technologies …

The land use change and irregular settlements in Gustavo A. Madero, Mexico City, have
reduced green areas and the ecosystem services they provide. The green roof is a nature …

The present study focuses on the new application of geopolymer ceramic composites as
substrate cultures, resulting from the geopolymer properties being similar to those of the …

With global populations becoming increasingly urbanized, green infrastructure (GI) is
progressively being recognized as a sustainable approach to mitigating urban …