How 12 Mediterranean Cities Can Mainstream Nature-Based Solutions for
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How 12 Mediterranean Cities Can Mainstream Nature-Based Solutions for
Cities across the Mediterranean are entering a dangerous new era of heatwaves, flash floods, drought and water scarcity. As concrete expands and climate extremes intensify, researchers are looking beyond seawalls, drainage tunnels and air-conditioning toward a different kind of urban infrastructure: nature itself. A new study of 12 Mediterranean cities identifies four pathways that can help nature-based solutions move from isolated experiments t…
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