Landscape Measures for Improved Managementof Stormwater and Leachate at Old Closed Landfills

Sjödahl, Elisabeth

doi:10.18261/issn.2535-6003-2019-02-04

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“…As a result of these three challenges, there is an increased likelihood that surface run off water may come in to contact with pollutants, thus impairing its quality, and that these pollutants are mobilized and carried over large distances with the water. Solutions to increase the capacity of the pipe infrastructure, whilst at the same time avoiding contamination of a wider area caused by the pollution contained in the landfills are needed (Sjödahl 2019).…”

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“…Mathematical models were used to predict optimal vegetation performance measured in growth. At the Grønmo Landfill, Oslo, Norway, landscaping was used to divert water courses and reduce potential contact of water with polluted waste (Sjödahl, 2019). Furthermore, the Urban Nature Atlas (https://naturvation.eu/ atlas) contains information about 1000 NBS interventions, making it the most comprehensive basis for the analysis of socioeconomic and innovation patterns associated with urban NBS in Europe.…”

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The authors declare no conflicts of interest Funding was provided by Norwegian research council project 300560 part of the JPI project "Nature based solutions for water management in the peri urban; linking ecological, social and economic dimensions" Gudny Okkenhaug, Norwegian Geotechnical Institute and Erlend Sørmo, Norwegian Geotechnical Institute, are thanked for their input in to initial work related to the case study site. DisclaimerThe peer review for this article was managed by the Editorial Board without the involvement of A Oen. Data Accessibility StatementAdditional associated data are available through the supplemental files attached to this article. EDITOR'S NOTE: This article is part of the special series "Incorporating Naturebased Solutions to the Built Environment." The series documents the way in which the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) targets can be addressed when nature-based solutions (NBS) are incorporated into the built environment. This series presents cutting-edge environmental research and policy solutions that promote sustainability from the perspective of how the science community contributes to SDG implementation through new technologies, assessment and monitoring methods, management best practices, and scientific research.

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