The federal government has allocated $1.5 million to New Rochelle for stormwater infrastructure planning, focusing on flood-prone zones along the Sheldrake River.
Pasadena is developing an underground stormwater capture system at Jefferson Park to intercept polluted runoff from the Eaton Fire area, enhancing downstream water quality and...
The Plastics Pipe Institute (PPI) has awarded Steve Sandstrum and Dean Jenne with its prestigious Lifetime Achievement Award, acknowledging their extensive leadership and technical...
An international team has discovered how macroalgae, or seaweed, transports carbon from coastal areas to deep ocean sinks, potentially sequestering it for centuries and impacting...
Winter Storm Fern is forecasted to bring heavy snow, sleet, and freezing rain from the Southern Plains to the East Coast, causing hazardous travel and potential infrastructure...
Municipal stormwater programs in the Southeast are shifting towards integrated, nature-based solutions, utilizing native vegetation to improve water quality, stabilize banks, ...
Learn about the ecological benefits, challenges and community engagement strategies involved in implementing living shoreline projects, including sediment management and regulatory...
The Gorge Dam removal and sediment cleanup project in Ohio marks a significant environmental milestone, removing over 850,000 cubic yards of contaminated sediment to restore the...
Wake County is increasing its use of green stormwater infrastructure, such as rain gardens and wetlands, to address runoff and flooding issues, while promoting environmental health...
The increasing frequency and severity of flooding in the U.S. emphasizes the importance of integrating traditional grey infrastructure with innovative green solutions to enhance...
Washington State’s TAPE program has pioneered a science-based, peer-reviewed process for verifying stormwater treatment technologies, influencing national standards and fostering...
Montgomery Parks has exceeded its 2025 stormwater restoration target by treating over 71 acres of impervious surfaces, contributing significantly to Chesapeake Bay water quality...
Exploring the environmental and socio-economic challenges faced during transportation project planning and execution, emphasizing stormwater management, regulatory compliance ...
The Smart Water eHandbook showcases how utilities of all sizes can modernize operations using existing infrastructure and making investments in technology. From small towns like...
Discover how smart record keeping for MS4 permit compliance can prevent costly infrastructure failures and protect your stormwater systems for the long haul.
Our partnership with Toyota of Lewisville highlights innovation under pressure – 86 StormCapture modules, 75,000 cubic feet of storage, and a tight site. Despite challenges, smart...