This article reviews the current state of green infrastructure in rail transportation, including green roofs, walls, and urban forestry. The benefits and challenges of implementing green infrastructure in rail transportation are discussed.
The US Department of Transportation provides guidance on incorporating green infrastructure into rail transportation projects, including the use of green roofs, permeable pavements, and urban forestry.
The University of Illinois has developed a green infrastructure assessment tool for rail corridors, which helps to identify opportunities for green infrastructure implementation and evaluate its environmental benefits.
This research paper explores the role of green infrastructure in sustainable rail transport, including its potential to reduce noise pollution, improve air quality, and enhance biodiversity.
The American Planning Association provides best practices for incorporating green infrastructure into rail transportation projects, including the use of green spaces, urban forestry, and sustainable materials.
The United Nations discusses the opportunities and challenges of greening rail transport, including the potential for green infrastructure to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and improve air quality.
This video case study explores the implementation of green infrastructure in a rail transportation project, including the use of green roofs, walls, and urban forestry.
The Transportation Research Board provides a guide for practitioners on incorporating green infrastructure into rail transportation projects, including the use of green spaces, urban forestry, and sustainable materials.