Inspired by coral and sea stars, this porous concrete uses fossil algae and advanced geometry to cut emissions and support ...

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Do I need planning permission for a driveway? Whether you are creating a new driveway from scratch or updating an existing, ...

UK households with their own driveways could face charges per metre under comprehensive tax plans from London Mayor Sadiq Khan.

The London Climate Resilience Review has warned that paved gardens increase the likely chance of water flooding.

It’s porous pavement, which has tiny holes in it, so water runs through it instead of over it. Proponents point out that it’s a more natural and environmentally friendly way to filter ...

Compared to concrete or brick-and-mortar driveways, dry-laid paving, gravel or a resin-bound aggregate can let water permeate through, significantly reducing the risk of flooding.

21:24, 25 Jul 2024 Updated 21:26, 25 Jul 2024 A type of porous surfacing that allows rainwater to drain away has decreased by nearly 10 per cent across London since 2001 (Image: No credit) ...

Porous surfacing that allows rainwater to drain away has decreased by nearly 10 per cent across London since 2001, as more households choose to pave over their gardens to create driveways.

Concrete driveways cost $3 to $18 per square foot, while the asphalt driveway cost per square foot is $7 to $15. Concrete holds up well in extreme heat but can crack in freezing temperatures.

Pervious concrete is more durable than its asphalt counterpart and is a good choice for driveways. It costs between $6 and $15 per square foot plus labor to install pervious concrete or around ...