The Global Quest for Sustainability The Role of Green Infrastructure in a Post-Pandemic World

In the aftermath of the pandemic, global demand for infrastructure is booming. National plans around the world show that infrastructure is likely to provide the backbone for a resurgence in public expenditure, and to support growth in economies badly hit by the pandemic. As all the biggest powers an...

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Main Author: Secchi, Carlo (auth)
Other Authors: Gili, Alessandro (auth)
Format: Electronic Book Chapter
Language:English
Published: Milan Ledizioni 2021
Series:ISPI Publications
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