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    Feb. 2, 2022
    Reducing storm water runoff helps prevent waterways from getting contaminated but figuring out how to redirect runoff is not always straightforward
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    Feb. 2, 2022
    Looking at thermoplastic pipe & its role in the intersection of resiliency & sustainability
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    Feb. 2, 2022
    Examining how high concentrations of heavy metals & salts from runoff can impact waterways & water bodies
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    Feb. 2, 2022
    Modernized water data management aligns with incoming workforce
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    Feb. 2, 2022
    While one solution cannot fix all problems, evaluating slopes, looking at available options & putting a plan in place are key steps in vegetation

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    Feb. 2, 2022
    The Orange Memorial Park Regional Storm Water Capture Project diverts dry-weather flow & the dirty first flush of urban storm water runoff from Colma Creek into an underground...
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    Katie Johns
    Feb. 1, 2022
    This editorial letter originally appeared in Storm Water Solutions February 2022 issue.
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    Zachary Ranstead
    Feb. 1, 2022
    How enhanced erosion & sediment control leads to resilient infrastructure