Since ancient times, it is understood that stormwater from constructed areas should be
managed somehow. Waste and pollution transported by stormwater poses quantity and …

Abstract Low-impact development (LID), best management practice (BMP), and green
infrastructure (GI) are semi-engineered stormwater management practices that have been …

Green infrastructure (GI), which mimics natural hydrological systems, is a promising solution
for flood management at the intersection of urban built infrastructure and natural systems …

This study explores system interactions of stormwater management solutions using
Sustainable Urban Drainage System (SuDS) and Green Infrastructure (GI) within the wider …

Conventional piped drainage systems are currently being challenged by climate change
and urbanization, leading to pluvial flooding, with negative consequences for people's …

Abstract Purpose of Review Stormwater runoff of nutrients from developed landscapes is
recognized as a major threat to water quality degradation through cultural eutrophication …

Abstract In the United States, regulators, planners, and designers have promoted Low
Impact Development (LID) as a landscape-based approach to better manage urban …

Urbanization poses a global challenge to species conservation. This is primarily understood
in terms of physical habitat loss, as agricultural and forested lands are replaced with urban …

Sustainable urban drainage systems (SUDS) address stormwater management issues and
provide a variety of benefits to residents in terms of ecosystem services. Economically …

Water Sensitive Urban Design (WSUD) poses new challenges for decision makers
compared with traditional stormwater management, eg, because WSUD offers a larger …