Blue-Green Infrastructure Virtual Symposium – Technologies For Managing Stormwater

Blue-Green Infrastructure Virtual Symposium – Technologies For Managing Stormwater

Learn how to plan & design efficient blue-green systems to mitigate the effects of urbanization and the economic justifications to invest in blue-green technologies.

Blue-Green Infrastructure projects are gaining popularity due to their effectiveness in mitigating urban flooding while also addressing a number of other challenges including biodiversity, urban heat island, air quality and more! 

Learn how to plan and design efficient blue-green systems to mitigate the effects of urbanization and the economic justifications to invest in blue-green technologies. Designers will share captivating designs and case studies that dispel current myths about blue-green roofs and how they enhance the urban landscape while improving resilience and human health. 

Pending approval for 4 AIA, ASLA, and GRP CEUs 

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Admission: $59 USD 

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Date: February 23, 12:00 PM – 5:00 PM EST 

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