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NYC's Bluebelt Wetlands Program Cuts $80M in Infrastructure Spending

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New York City has leveraged its natural wetlands as a cost-effective solution for managing stormwater runoff. The Bluebelt program replaces traditional underground drainage systems with restored natural waterways, combining green and grey infrastructure approaches. This initiative has generated approximately $80 million in savings on infrastructure costs. Beyond financial benefits, the program protects and expands wetland ecosystems while strengthening the city's ability to withstand climate change and pollution challenges.

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