
STELTER: Natural infrastructure could be win for environment, taxpayers
Man-made floating wetlands are an example of natural infrastructure, which are being studied at the IISD Experimental Lakes Area east of Kenora, Ont. Photo by IISD Experimental Lakes Area
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Building more natural infrastructure may just be a great way to save taxpayers money in the short and long term, a new report shows.
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