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EPISODE · Sep 15, 2021 · 34 MIN

Green Infrastructure - Designing with Nature to Manage Rain and Storm Water

from Environmental Voices Rising - Women at the Mic

This season we are starting out with ‘GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE” and a conversation with Kat Sawyer who is the Green Infrastructure Manager at the Watershed Project, in Richmond California. The goal is to make our watersheds more resilient with green schools, rain gardens, stormwater catchment, healthier public spaces, making cities climate-resilient. Trillions of gallons of stormwater runoff flood our roads and streets every year. Green infrastructure can change that. Show Links: https://thewatershedproject.org/

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