New York, NY unveils porous "green pavement" to help mitigate flooding

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New York City has introduced a new type of pavement designed to enhance safety and reduce maintenance costs. The innovative material, called "green pavement," features a sustainable composition that helps manage stormwater runoff and decreases heat absorption. The city plans to use this eco-friendly pavement in various locations to improve urban infrastructure and environmental impact.

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New York, NY

Municipality in New York

United States

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New York, NY

United States

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