São Paulo, the megacity known for its vibrant culture and dynamic lifestyle, is taking a proactive approach to tackle the challenges posed by heavy rainfall and the increasing threat of flooding. With the rise in intense downpours and the projected doubling of rainfall days by the end of the century, the city is turning to a nature-based solution: rain gardens.
Rain gardens, also known as sponge gardens, are green spaces designed to absorb and filter stormwater runoff. These gardens act as sponges, reducing the pressure on the city's sewer systems and preventing flooding in urban areas. In Sã ... clique aqui para ler mais.