Following intense storms that dumped up to 7 inches of rain in hours, West Virginia faces extensive flooding and infrastructure damage. State officials have requested federal ...
Seven construction management students at Montana Tech earned SWPPP certification through a specially integrated capstone course, gaining vital skills for environmental compliance...
Crews across Kerr and Kendall counties are shifting from rescue to recovery, clearing debris and repairing roads, after Washington approved the federal disaster declaration requested...
The Northbrook West/Citation Lake Stormwater Improvements Phase II project has been designated as a top priority by MWRD, aiming for potential construction in 2027 to further ...
The EPA has initiated a $12 million project to remove contaminated sediments at Torch Lake, targeting legacy pollution from historic copper mining, with plans to restore the area...
Officials celebrated significant progress in cleaning Detroit and Rouge rivers, highlighting sediment removal projects funded by the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative.
A comprehensive cleanup effort in the St. Louis River Area of Concern has culminated in the removal of all contaminated sediments on the Minnesota side, with over 1.9 million ...
Bangalore International Airport in India is capturing rainfall across its runways and taxiways to help offset one of its biggest operational demands: water.
The 100-year storm standard is no longer a sufficient measure of flood risk. Find out why compounding storm events and aging infrastructure are raising the stakes — and how communities...
The Center for Watershed Protection and the American Biochar Institute have released the first comprehensive guidance manual for integrating biochar into stormwater best management...
Sioux Falls has completed two green infrastructure projects featuring rain gardens and bioretention systems to mitigate flooding and enhance stormwater quality.
Small fuel drips and routine outdoor operations are getting closer scrutiny under the upcoming 2026 MSGP. Here’s why auditing your spill response plan now can help prevent compliance...
South Carolina's low country has more than 1,000 impaired waterways. The culprit is often closer than you think: the stormwater pond in your neighborhood.
The lawsuit alleges that developers failed to maintain erosion controls, leading to increased sediment pollution in Heiferhorn Creek, Lake Oliver, and the Chattahoochee River,...
The EPA has proposed revisions to NEPA procedures, aiming to reduce environmental review times from four years to two, by setting firm deadlines and simplifying documentation,...
SwiftComply just acquired ComplianceGo. CEO Mick O'Dwyer tells Stormwater Solutions what the deal changes for customers and what he thinks stormwater compliance technology still...
Discover how effective drainage design protects building occupants, improves sanitation, and enhances long-term building performance. This webinar explores best practices for ...
The most expensive stormwater repairs often begin as inexpensive fixes that were simply postponed. Discover how to identify the tipping point between repair and replacement, and...
Since the passage of the Clean Water Act in 1972, stormwater filtration systems have improved significantly. Two categories of filters—media and membrane—remove pollutants...
Explore the key differences between membrane and media filtration systems, including performance, maintenance, and lifecycle impacts, to determine the most effective stormwater...