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Yay for (sub?)urban heat island growth! :( Not sure where the last place you lived was, but I hope that if it were the desert, that there's some sort of aesthe
by rmxt 11y ago
Yay for (sub?)urban heat island growth! :(
Not sure where the last place you lived was, but I hope that if it were the desert, that there's some sort of aesthetically pleasing option that exists between a water hungry green grass lawn, and an asphalt or impervious concrete surface. Even if it's not the desert, permeable paving sounds like a win-win solution for aesthetics, functionality, and environmental impact.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Permeable_paving https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Permeable_paving
- at-fates-hands 11y agoIt was in North Dakota, and I wonder if this is what he was using. I remember him going on and on about how environmentally friendly these pavers were and how they could filter water and last a longer than normal concrete pavers have have virtually no maintenance costs. Either way, it looked really nice and had me thinking about the maintenance and costs of my yard.