Texas Green Infrastructure Case Study: Port Corpus Christi Executive Administration Building
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- Date of Publication
- October 15, 2024
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Overview
Publication Information
Discover how green infrastructure works with nature to manage stormwater! At the Port of Corpus Christi Executive Administration Building, we've installed special features called bioswales. These bioswales collect rainwater from roofs, parking lots, and other surfaces. They help reduce flooding and improve water quality by absorbing and filtering the water. Learn more about how these green practices benefit both the environment and our community!
Who is this for?
- It is intended for individuals or organizations interested in sustainable infrastructure and environmental management.
What will you learn?
- Green Infrastructure Practices.
- Benefits of Bioswales.
- Implementation Examples.
- Environmental Impact.
- Design and Engineering.
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