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How ‘Sponge Cities’ Across the US Are Using Nature to Prevent Urban Flooding

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How ‘Sponge Cities’ Across the US Are Using Nature to Prevent Urban Flooding

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As intense rainfall events become more common, communities across the United States are redesigning their urban landscapes to act like natural sponges. By integrating rain gardens, permeable pavements, and green rooftops, these cities are successfully absorbing excess stormwater while creating greener, more resilient neighborhoods.

As intense rainfall events become more common, communities across the United States are redesigning their urban landscapes to act like natural sponges. By integrating rain gardens, permeable pavements, and green rooftops, these cities are successfully absorbing excess stormwater while creating greener, more resilient neighborhoods.

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