Bridging the gap: riverine nature-based solutions for climate resilient transportation infrastructure in the United States

Abstract Nature-based solutions (NBS) can serve as important tools for managing climate risks to transportation infrastructure in the riverine environment. We synthesized reports, guidelines, and conversations with stakeholders regarding the use of riverine NBS alongside transportation infrastructure in the United States. We discuss challenges for transportation projects incorporating riverine NBS and present potential solutions as an action-oriented research agenda to drive the use of riverine NBS for climate-resilient transportation infrastructure.

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npj Urban Sustainability
Published
2025-05-20
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https://doi.org/10.1038/s42949-025-00215-x
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Wildlife-Road Interactions and Conservation
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Bridging the gap: riverine nature-based solutions for climate resilient transportation infrastructure in the United States

Marissa K. Webber, Constantine Samaras, Lillian Mei
npj Urban Sustainability
Wildlife-Road Interactions and Conservation
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Bridging the gap: riverine nature-based solutions for climate resilient transportation infrastructure in the United States

Marissa K. Webber, Constantine Samaras, Lillian Mei
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Abstract Nature-based solutions (NBS) can serve as important tools for managing climate risks to transportation infrastructure in the riverine environment. We synthesized reports, guidelines, and conversations with stakeholders regarding the use of riverine NBS alongside transportation infrastructure in the United States. We discuss challenges for transportation projects incorporating riverine NBS and present potential solutions as an action-oriented research agenda to drive the use of riverine NBS for climate-resilient transportation infrastructure.

npj Urban SustainabilityVol. 5(1)
Carnegie Mellon University (US)
U.S. Department of Transportation, Carnegie Mellon University
Openalex Percentile: Top 89%
Wildlife-Road Interactions and Conservation
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