Urban stormwater represents a substantial source of nutrients and sediment to aquatic
ecosystems. Green infrastructure (GI), including bioretention and permeable pavement, is an …

Integration of Nature-based solution (NBS) as adaptation in planning and policy remains a
challenge due to lack of adequate information on economic feasibility. This is mainly due to …

The need for resilient stormwater infrastructure is increasingly critical as urbanization and
climate change continue to threaten water resources. Engineers and practitioners require …

Combined sewer overflows (CSOs) have been an increasing challenge as urbanization and
climate change have induced more frequent overflows, impairing stream health. In response …

Since stormwater conveys a variety of contaminants into water bodies, green infrastructure
(GI) is increasingly being adopted as an on-site treatment solution in addition to controlling …

To mitigate the adverse impacts of urban stormwater on streams, watershed managers are
increasingly using low-impact development and green infrastructure (LID-GI) stormwater …

Stream temperature is critical to the survival and reproduction of fauna in cold-water
ecosystems. Urbanization causes abrupt increases in ambient stream temperature via …

Stormwater control measures (SCMs) are employed to reduce the multitude of deleterious
impacts of urban runoff on receiving waters. Sediment accumulation in infiltration-based …

Optimization of the spatial distribution of green infrastructures (GIs) was performed for a
combined sewer system located in the Province of Quebec, Canada, using a simulation …

Climate change is increasing the frequency and severity of extreme precipitation events,
requiring new ways of managing stormwater, particularly in urban areas. Nature-based …