Green Infrastructure for the Coast: A Primer for Local Decision Making
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Green Infrastructure for the Coast: A Primer for Local Decision Making

  • 2018

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    RIU (Rhode Island Sea Grant)
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    The Green and Resilient Infrastructure Project (GRIP), conceived shortly after Hurricane Sandy, began in spring 2015 along Rhode Island’s shore-line. The project used a learn-by-doing approach to identify opportunities and obstacles to using green infrastructure as a tool for building coastal resilience in three municipalities — Newport, North Kingstown, and Warwick. A multidisciplina​ry group, which included engineers, coastal geologists, landscape architects, designers, green infrastructure experts, habitat specialists, out-reach practitioners, professors and students, worked and learned together using an integrated process to develop conceptual designs to solve real-life problems for specific sites. The use of green infrastructure to manage stormwater and coastal hazards is relatively new and the field is rapidly evolving via applied learning like that undertaken by this project. This booklet provides municipal staff and decision makers with insights on ten key questions that arose during the development of conceptual designs for three municipal coastal green infra-structure case studies. While not all inclusive, we hope that this booklet will help frame additional questions and conversations related to policy, design, and practice. Our goal is to build common understanding and a foundation to move ahead with green infrastructure as a valued tool for Rhode Island’s coastal communities.
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    RIU-H-18-003
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