De-pave and re-enliven… Daylighting the Cheong Gye Cheon River in Seoul, South Korea Daylighting one city block of buried waterwayat Los Angeles Ecovillage, California Daylighting section of Dolph Creek at Headwaters Project in…
July 31, 2021
How we’re harvesting, cycling, and playing with multiple, free, on-site waters and what they grow… Before & After photos… For more…
Collaborating with rainwater’s potential… For more… Rainwater harvesting resources Rainwater harvesting case studies See additional image galleries here and learn how to design and implement many of these systems and more in the…
July 27, 2021
Directing pavement runoff to boost pavement-side life, while increasing available rainfall multifold… For more…
Transforming life- and resource-eroding dirt roads to generators of life and resources… See here for more water harvesting from dirt roads and other strategies in Altar Valley, Arizona For more
July 22, 2021
Utilizing street runoff to grow and enhance life along the street… For more related images see: Stormwater & street runoff harvesting page Stormwater- & street-runoff-harvesting case study In-street water-harvesting traffic-calming image gallery Water…
Utilizing street runoff to grow and enhance life within the street… For more related images see: Stormwater & street runoff harvesting page Stormwater- & street-runoff-harvesting case study Street-side water harvesting image gallery For…
July 9, 2021
Portland, Oregon Green Streets. Portland, Oregon, USA. Latitude 45.5˚N. Elevation 33 feet (10 meters). Average annual precipitation 42 inches (1084 mm) Portland, Oregon has long had a problem common to many cities around…
The following chart shows you the energy costs (from pumping, transport, cooling, and/or treatment) of various sources of water… Note the especially high end of the kWh/gallon range for on-site AC (air conditioning)…
July 4, 2021
By Brad Lancaster www.HarvestingRainwater.com Like much of the country, drought with high temperatures is drying us out; stressing many shade plants, and threatening our cooling soil-carbon sponges. Yet rain is predicted—so we do…