Green Streets to Improve Water Management

Sabbion, Paola

doi:10.1016/b978-0-12-812150-4.00020-3

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“…Green streets control and facilitate the flow of rainwater by combining permeable surfaces, vegetation, and soil. The goal is to filter pollution and slow down infiltration to improve water quality, reduce erosion, and recharge groundwater (Sabbion, 2018). Other network solutions include green buffer belts, integration of existing green areas into networks, or systems of spot solutions.…”

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Identification and Delimitation of Areas in Need of Nature-Based Solutions. An Approach Based on the Quality of Space in the Context of Cultural Heritage in Krakow

Olczak¹,

Wilkosz-Mamcarczyk²,

Sosnova³

2021

Acta Sci. Pol., Formatio Circumiectus

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Identification and Delimitation of Areas in Need of Nature-Based Solutions. An Approach Based on the Quality of Space in the Context of Cultural Heritage in Krakow

Olczak¹,

Wilkosz-Mamcarczyk²,

Sosnova³

2021

Acta Sci. Pol., Formatio Circumiectus

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“…This approach in urban centers is actually very complex and trees alone are not a solution to the problem. For cities to have a truly effective mitigating tool, it is necessary to plan integrated green structures with an increase in permeable and semipermeable areas (Sabbion, 2018). In addition, the application of bioretention practices (Tirpak et al , 2019) and also the storage of residential rainwater in tanks for reuse in less noble activities, such as cleaning sidewalks or irrigating plants, are desirable (Deitch and Feirer, 2019).…”

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Urban afforestation and its ecosystem balance contribution: a bibliometric review

Wiesel

Dresch

Santana³

et al. 2021

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PurposeUrbanization is characterized mainly by changes in land use and conversion of natural areas into built environments, as well as by a series of impacts, such as loss of biodiversity, which interfere with the proper functioning of ecological networks.Design/methodology/approachThus, the authors apply a bibliometric analysis using the term “Urban Trees” in the “Web of Science” database, between 2009 and 2019, as a keyword to include all urban green structures and identify the main aspects of urban ecological relationships. They found 8,367 published articles.FindingsThis review identified the main countries and research institutions that operate in urban afforestation. In general, developing countries seek to understand the environmental benefits that urban afforestation can provide, demonstrating the importance of maintaining existing green areas in urban centers to promote the balance of the ecosystem. It depends directly on the flow of ecosystem services provided by green infrastructures in the city, contributing significantly to carbon sequestration, retention of particulate matter, mitigation of heat islands and reduction of surface runoff, directly favoring the health and well-being of the population. The authors conclude that the actions currently implemented in urban afforestation, especially to increase the richness and abundance of species, will be decisive for the future of urban centers and the construction of more sustainable and egalitarian cities.Originality/valueThis work sought to develop a bibliographic research based on information obtained by bibliometric analysis that has the ability to identify trends and volumes of scientific production in a given area of knowledge.

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Ventilative Cooling and Urban Vegetation

Perini

Pérez

2021

Innovations in Ventilative Cooling

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Green Streets to Improve Water Management

Cited by 3 publications

References 10 publications

Identification and Delimitation of Areas in Need of Nature-Based Solutions. An Approach Based on the Quality of Space in the Context of Cultural Heritage in Krakow

Identification and Delimitation of Areas in Need of Nature-Based Solutions. An Approach Based on the Quality of Space in the Context of Cultural Heritage in Krakow

Urban afforestation and its ecosystem balance contribution: a bibliometric review

Ventilative Cooling and Urban Vegetation

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