Canadian cities look to become 'spongier' to deal with extreme rain
In addition to stormwater management, the “sponge city” model can increase biodiversity, reduce heat islands and produce attractive public spaces
Source: montrealgazette.com
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In addition to stormwater management, the “sponge city” model can increase biodiversity, reduce heat islands and produce attractive public spaces
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