Amsterdam is building green roofs to cope with rainfall.
Some cities are already preparing to face extreme weather events, and Amsterdam is one example.
With 45,000 square meters of high-tech green roofs, the city is innovating in rainwater management. These roofs are composed of layers of vegetation, a waterproof membrane, and smart valves connected to weather forecasts. They absorb rainwater and release it slowly to prevent flooding, keeping the city safe and sustainable.
Do you think this would be a good option to use in Brazil?
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