Green Infrastructure Policy

Green Infrastructure Policy refers to strategies that use natural systems to manage environmental challenges, like stormwater management, urban heat, and air quality. This involves creating parks, green roofs, and urban forests, which not only enhance aesthetics but also improve urban resilience. By integrating nature into city planning, these policies aim to reduce pollution, manage water effectively, and provide community benefits, such as recreational spaces and improved health. Ultimately, it promotes a sustainable way to support ecosystems while addressing the impacts of climate change and urbanization.