Urban Infrastructure

A Rockefeller Foundation research group that helps cities around the world plan for the physical, social and economic challenges of the 21st century.

This report by Johann Bozuwa of the Democracy Collaborative explains how the funding and building of green infrastructure projects can lead to equitable community job creation.

Reports on Boston's plans to deal with rising sea levels and urban flooding.

Online planning documents that aim to make New York City the most resilient, equitable, and sustainable city in the world.

URBACT allows municipal planning officials from across the European Union to network and share ideas on resiliency and sustainability.

Up-to-date climate change science and decision-support tools for the Commonwealth.

This 2019 article presents information and data on disease vectors related to global warming.

Planning documents for reducing greenhouse gases in Mass. by 2020, and for dealing with rising sea levels.

Allows climate change planners to explore laws, regulations, and methods on a regional basis.

"Focuses on identifying barriers and creating practical strategies for building resiliency within: Infrastructure, Urban Development, Housing, and Institutional development practices."

Ideas on how to protect Boston's infrastructure and real estate from rising sea levels.