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1. A policy evaluation of green infrastructure plans in the context of reducing stormwater overflow: A case study of Gowanus, Brooklyn

: Huang, Shuyang
: 2019
: Theses
: City planningFlood damage preventionGreen technology--Government policyGreen technology--PlanningUrban runoff--Management

2. From a Census of 680,000 Street Trees to Smart Stormwater Management: A Study of Efficacy and Economics of Street Tree Guards in New York City

: Elliott, Robert M.; Shetty, Nandan Hara; Culligan, Patricia J.
: 2018
: Reports
: Urban hydrologyHydrologyUrban runoff--ManagementTrees in citiesStormwater infiltration

3. Putting Green Infrastructure on Private Property in New York City

: Gundlach, Justin M.
: 2017
: Reports
: Urban runoff--ManagementInfrastructure (Economics)--Government policyWater harvestingGreen technology--Government policyPropertyNew York (N.Y.). Department of Environmental Protection

4. Green roof seasonal variation: comparison of the hydrologic behavior of a thick and a thin extensive system in New York City

: Elliott, Robert M.; Gibson, R. A.; Carson, Tyler B.; Marasco, Daniel; Culligan, Patricia J.; McGillis, Wade R.
: 2016
: Articles
: Green roofs (Gardening)Urban hydrologyUrban runoff--ManagementEnvironmental sciencesCivil engineering

5. Optimizing Multifunctional Green Infrastructure as a Societal Co-Benefit Catalyst in New York City Policies for Coastal and Stormwater Management

: Ellis, Evelyn
: 2016
: Theses
: Coastal zone management--Government policySustainable designUrban runoff--ManagementCity planningClimatic changesSociology

6. Evaluating Green Roof Stormwater Management in New York City: Observations, Modeling, and Design of Full-Scale Systems

: Carson, Tyler
: 2014
: Theses
: Urban runoff--ManagementGreen roofs (Gardening)Civil engineeringWater resources development--ManagementHydrology

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