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Researchers from the University believe the findings could be a game-changer in helping the UK achieve its net-zero commitments

A group of University of Toronto researchers are looking at ways to convert Toronto’s numerous green roofs into places where people can grow food.

Roofs are increasingly becoming green spaces as part of a drive towards cleaner cities

One way to lower energy costs, reduce flooding AND improve biodiversity? Cover every new building in plants

Columbia Green Technologies announces selection of DuPont™ Styrofoam™ Brand XPS Insulation for green infrastructure solutions aimed to help mitigate the effects of climate change around flooding, rising heat island effect and reducing carbon emissions.

Habitat Soundscaping’s Evan Benway reveals how nature-inspired audio and visuals are increasing productivity and decreasing stress levels in the physical workplace.

With the Modřanský Cukrovar development, Skanska is creating a unique city district focused on sustainability, innovation and a neighborly vibe.

The Leeds Recycling and Energy Recovery facility (RERF) is the flagship development at the heart of Leeds’ integrated waste strategy for the next two decades

The Case Study Investigation (CSI) program is a unique research collaboration and training program for faculty, students, and practitioners.

New UN-backed Resource Centre launches ahead of COP26 to build business case for natural solutions to infrastructure challenges.

Green infrastructure, with the support of the right legislative framework, can play a key role both for climate mitigation and in supporting urban areas to adapt to a changing climate.

Cities like New York are ready to address their stormwater and urban heat island problem through innovative and multi-dimensional solutions.

Green walls, indoor plants and natural materials are all part of the plan for greener living

The Biowall — that 22-foot- wide, 80-foot-tall functional wall of air-purifying plants that proudly stands in the building’s lobby— has been undergoing renovations since August.

The New York City Department of Environmental Protection on Monday joined with Steiner NYC, developer of Steiner Studios, to announce the addition of three green roofs at Admiral’s Row in the Brooklyn Navy Yard

Green Roofs for Healthy Cities and the Green Infrastructure Foundation have released a new report, Green Roofs, Energy, and Climate

Urban areas with plenty of pavement and few trees are trapping heat, making things hard on residents with health conditions

The Fall Social Issue is focused on the many intersections between living architecture, community, and sustainability