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by CNT and SB Friedman Development Advisors

This report shows Green Stormwater Infrastructure (GSI) adds value to homes. The Center for Neighborhood Technology (CNT) worked with SB Friedman Development Advisors to model the impact of GSI installations, such as rain gardens, pervious pavement, swales, and planters, on...Read more

by CNT

Green stormwater infrastructure (GSI) is proven to help places become more resilient in the face of increasingly intense climate change impacts, while addressing other community priorities such as improved public health outcomes, increased economic development, and safe transportation infrastructure. CNT’s...Read more

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Learn about helpful methods and tools for handeling, and preventing water from entering your home:

Finding Water in the Home Learn about signs of water entry in your home Preventing Floods in your Home Learn...Read more

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Topic: Green Stormwater Infrastructure

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Story

topics: Climate, Green Stormwater Infrastructure, Water

It was raining – great for the new rain garden, but not so great for a community gardening day. Would anyone come? Hopeful, we set up the tents and laid out the sandwiches, and parents and youth started arriving a little after noon.   "We were so thrilled that families and volunteers showed up...

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Tool

topics: Data Analysis, Green Stormwater Infrastructure, Housing, Urban Flooding, Water

The Green Values Calculator compares the performance, costs, and benefits of Green Infrastructure to conventional stormwater practices.

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Publication

topics: Climate, Green Stormwater Infrastructure, Housing, Sustainable Economic Development, Urban Flooding, Water

This report shows Green Stormwater Infrastructure (GSI) adds value to homes. The Center for Neighborhood Technology (CNT) worked with SB Friedman Development Advisors to model the impact of GSI installations, such as rain gardens, pervious pavement, swales, and planters, on property sales data in...

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Publication

topics: Green Stormwater Infrastructure, Sustainable Economic Development, Urban Flooding, Water

Green stormwater infrastructure (GSI) is proven to help places become more resilient in the face of increasingly intense climate change impacts, while addressing other community priorities such as improved public health outcomes, increased economic development, and safe transportation...

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Publication

topics: Green Stormwater Infrastructure, Urban Flooding, Water

Learn about helpful methods and tools for handeling, and preventing water from entering your home: Finding Water in the Home  Learn about signs of water entry in your home Preventing Floods in your Home Learn how a backflow preventor works Installing Rain Barrels Learn how to properly set up a...

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Project

topics: Equitable Transit Oriented Development, Green Stormwater Infrastructure, Transportation

Equitable and Resilient Placekeeping with Nature-Based Solutions and Public Art

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Project

topics: Green Stormwater Infrastructure, Technical Assistance, Urban Flooding, Water

The Village of Wilmette is partnering with the Center for Neighborhood Technology on a grant program to help Wilmette residents better manage rain at home.

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Project

topics: Green Stormwater Infrastructure, Urban Flooding, Water

The Center for Neighborhood Technology is partnering with Greenprint Partners and Cook County to implement green infrastructure projects in six RainReady communities in the Calumet Corridor: Blue Island, Calumet City, Calumet Park, Dolton, Riverdale, and Robbins.

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topics: Green Stormwater Infrastructure, Technical Assistance, Urban Flooding, Water

RainReady is working with the communities of Avalon Park to better understand the impact of heavy rain on the communities in order to reduce or eliminate flooding.

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topics: Green Stormwater Infrastructure, Technical Assistance, Urban Flooding, Water

The Village of Oak Park partnered with the Center for Neighborhood Technology on a grant program to help Oak Park residents better manage rain at home.

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