Playbook for Green Buildings + Neighborhoods | Learn | Infrastructure

Local governments are leading the way in building more sustainable infrastructure systems.

Recycling and composting facilities at the Granville Island market in Vancouver, BC. Photo Credit: Holland Barrs Planning Group

The articles on this page highlight some actions that are being taken by local governments that have already made progress on creating sustainable infrastructure.

Send us news: Include the name of the initiative, a 200 word description, a URL and/or contact information (that will be displayed in the article) by email to info@greenplaybook.org.

Read more: You can read more about recent examples of leading actions, submitted by project partners and other cities, by clicking on each title in the list below.

Leading Actions for Cities
What cities are doing around the country to improve the sustainability and efficiency of their infrastructure systems.

View Related Tools

Seattle has recently developed a 100 year open space plan that considers the impact of integration of water, wastewater, energy and transportation infrastructure systems. (Open Space Seattle 2100)