Abstract In Southeast Asia, projections of rapid urban growth coupled with high water-
related risks call for large investments in infrastructure—including in blue–green …

Water has been pushed into a linear model, which is increasingly acknowledged of causing
cumulative emissions of pollutants, waste stocks, and impacting on the irreversible …

Climate change-induced extreme rainfall events exacerbate the failure in stormwater
hydraulic and water quality management. As a promising alternative for stormwater …

Swales are the oldest and most common stormwater control measure for conveying and
treating roadway runoff worldwide. Swales are also gaining popularity as part of stormwater …

Climate change is projected to alter rainfall patterns in many parts of the US and around the
world, highlighting the importance of stormwater management systems within resiliency …

The convergence of urban expansion, deteriorating infrastructure, and a changing climate
will escalate the risks of stormwater pollution and urban flooding in the coming decades …

Green infrastructure is a promising strategy aiming to address climate change impacts and
associated flood risks, as well as bringing social equity benefits such as increased access to …

The increase in urbanization and climate change brings new challenges to the cities'
sustainability and resilience, mainly related to flood and drought events. Among these …

Bioretention systems are one of the most widely used stormwater control measures for urban
runoff treatment. However, stable and effective dissolved nutrient treatment by bioretention …

Emerging countries are approaching economic prosperity. However, the development
process has enhanced their ecological footprints, thus promoting low-carbon …