Green Infrastructure for Sustainable City-Regions 2009

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Description: The concept of using rivers and watersheds as objects of focus for a region's planning efforts may seem foreign to many. However, once one understands the extent of interconnectedness that rivers and watersheds have upon all the inhabitants of a region they will be able understand the imperative of using rivers and watersheds to base planning efforts. A watershed is best understood as a giant bowl that can span across an entire city, an entire county, or even across multiple states. Whenever it rains or whenever waste-water is dumped into a storm drain the water travels down the sides of this "bowl" through a series of small creeks and channels. The creeks and channels empty into larger and larger rivers until they finally empty into a region's water bodies also know as lakes, bays, and oceans.

Group page: RESEARCH TEAM: San Diego River Park: A case study in valuing green infrastructure (mentor: Rob Hutzel)

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I need to add your team leader as an administer on this group. I cant tell by the current username. Who is your team leader? :)

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Globalization fuels the need for shipping across our oceans from port to port. Concern over the amount of pollution these large cargo and oil tankers produce is growing. This project aims to bring attention to the pollution statistics of large ships and provide cleaner alternatives for...

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By working with the San Diego River Park Foundation, I have done some research on the San Diego River to evaluate the extent that the river's water quality can be cleaned up to respectable levels. Right now, the River Park Foundation is in the process of making a fifty two mile long green belt...

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