Green infrastructure saves communities and dollars
With flood risks increasing and the societal costs mounting in Canada, an investment in both green and grey infrastructure, both the built and the natural, would help save countless Canadian basements and sleepless nights—not to mention taxpayer dollars.
TORONTO—The usual euphoria brought on by spring has been tempered by dread and fear this year for many Canadians. Days of torrential rain and rising water levels were followed by extensive flooding throughout Quebec and eastern Ontario. There were desperate attempts to safeguard property, military...
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