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like rain gardens, permeable pavement, and constructed wetlands can help capture and treat stormwater runoff, reducing the burden on centralized wastewater treatment systems.
Green infrastructure can be integrated into urban wastewater management by:
Implementing green roofs and permeable pavements to capture and treat stormwater runoff before it enters the wastewater system.
Establishing constructed wetlands and vegetated swales to naturally filter and treat wastewater, reducing the burden on centralized treatment facilities.
Promoting rainwater harvesting and greywater reuse systems to supplement freshwater sources and reduce wastewater generation.
Incorporating urban green spaces and riparian buffers to enhance water infiltration, mitigate flooding, and improve overall water quality in urban areas.