Environmental Equity

Scaling Green Stormwater Infrastructure Through Multiple Benefits in Austin, Texas

This report discusses the multiple benefits for green stormwater infrastructure in Austin, TX.

Evaluating Multiple Benefits of Urban Rainwater Catchment Systems in Austin, Texas

This thesis quantified the energy reductions and urban heat island benefits of green infrastructure in Austin, TX. We also proposed specific policies to promote improved equity in future green infrastructure projects.

Eleven Questions to Consider When Beginning a Water Management Project

Developing Equitable Stakeholder Engagement Developing and engaging with an inclusive stakeholder group increases project benefits, supports long term implementation, and improves equity in water management. However, effectively engaging with stakeholders requires thoughtful commitment.

Urban Heat Island, Tree Cover, and Communities

Air temperatures in cities are substantially higher than in adjacent rural areas. In the United States, the average difference can be as much as 16°F for severely affected cities (Imoff et al.

Class Participation by Gender in Environmental Education

Evaluating the Multiple Benefits of Urban Rainwater Capture in Austin, TX