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    Aug. 10, 2022
    Photos courtesy Joshua Simpson Photography.
    To address storm overflows and protect communities from flooding, cities are redesigning the urban environment utilizing a mixture of green and gray infrastructure approaches.
    Aug. 10, 2022
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    Aug. 10, 2022
    Photos courtesy Forrester Cook.
    Public owners and private developers often need a general strategy to assist prime contractors to achieve permit compliance.
    Aug. 10, 2022
    Photo by Carol Highsmith.
    With over 1,150 feet of waterfront on the Piscataqua River and as the neighborhood’s lowest point, Prescott Park is a gateway for flooding. The master plan vision for the park puts resiliency improvements first.
    Aug. 10, 2022

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    Photos by Daniel Gwartney.
    One way to bridge the gap between public outreach initiatives and in-depth expressions of data is to convert the data to 3D models and render it in augmented reality.
    One Kansas city uses an augmented reality application for floodplain modeling to effectively communicate flood risk.
    Aug. 10, 2022
    Photos courtesy Oldcastle Infrastructure.
    A permeable paver system helped meet both the stormwater storage and water quality requirements within the footprint of the proposed parking areas.
    Florida’s Winter Park Library development retains and treats stormwater with the installation of permeable pavers.
    Aug. 10, 2022
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    With growing awareness of the impact of trash and plastics on the environment, organizations will need to take bold action to reduce the costs that local governments could bear...
    Aug. 10, 2022
    Photos courtesy Profile Products.
    This Standard Solar project shows an example of how solar farms provide an opportunity for the vegetation establishment and erosion control industry in the future.
    As contractors start to dive into the solar market, key erosion control strategies can help ensure site success.
    Aug. 10, 2022
    Photos courtesy Filtrexx.
    The EnviroSoxx by Filtrexx® removes a wide range of pollutants that includes hydrocarbons, nutrients, heavy metals, bacteria, and sediment.
    Naturally filtering BMPs keep pollutants out of waterways. The Filtrexx EnviroSoxx Industrial Blend compost filter sock now features drastic new improvements.
    Aug. 10, 2022