Sustainable Urban Drainage Systems: Using rainwater as a resource to create resilient and liveable cities

Birgitte Hoffmann, Anne Laustsen, Inge H. Jensen, Jan Jeppesen, Lars Briggs, Arne Bonnerup, Louise Hansen, Rene Sommer Lindsay, Jan Rasmussen, Ulla Rose Andersen, Morten Rungø, Mads Uggerby, Henrik Bay, Søren Quist Rasmussen, Martin Vester, Jens Christian Riise, Christine Krag Strømberg, Herbert Dreiseitl, Rasmus Astrup, Tanya JacobsenKarsten Arnbjerg-Nielsen, Helle Baker Norden, Marina Bergen Jensen, Rikke Juul Monberg, Søren Møller Christensen, Henrik Eckhoff Rønnest, Thomas Milert

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    Abstract

    he white paper presents the various possibilities of using rainwater as a resource as opposed to considering it as something that simply needs to be hidden in sewers. The aim of using rainwater as a resource is partly to reduce the risk of flooding by optimising the rainwater management and partly to contribute to creating more green and liveable cities.
    Original languageEnglish
    PublisherState of Green
    Number of pages27
    Publication statusPublished - 2015

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