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    Presto Geosystems
    The suite of geotechnical calculation tools help complete evaluations using geocells, porous pavements and construction mats.
    Determine the best porous pavement option for your project’s site conditions and expected use with the new Presto Geo P3 project planning portal.Presto Geo P3 is a free, web-based...
    Sept. 19, 2023
    Bowie
    Five of the eight acres were 2 to 1 slopes, which were over sprayed with the canon after the slopes were hosed with three-man crews.
    When a new soccer complex opened recently in the town of Lee’s Summit, Missouri, the first to score was not a player on any of the eight fields, or the new hotel, business park...
    Sept. 19, 2023
    Jason Hetrick, McCormick Taylor, Inc, and City of Aiken.
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    Located in the heart of Aikek, South Carolina, Hitchcock Woods is one of the nation’s largest urban forests and hometo many rare, endangered threatened species. For decades, the...
    Sept. 19, 2023
    Plastic Solutions
    The reduced shipment size resulted in more than a 60% reduction in the footprint.
    Project logistics and staging materials for installation in stormwater management projects can often add significant unbudgeted costs to projects. This example between Plastic...
    Sept. 19, 2023
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    Soil pH can affect the activation of fertilizers by altering the availability of many nutrients and can affect the activity of soil microbes.
    When it comes to establishing sustainable vegetation, understanding the soil and its makeup is crucial.
    Sept. 19, 2023
    Stantec
    Figure 1- Old Fred Rd Road (Bird’s Eye View)
    How hydraulic modeling can help engineers better understand interactions between water and infrastructure.
    Sept. 19, 2023
    LASAN
    The Hollenbeck Park Lake Rehabilitation Project is expected to capture 347.7 acre-feet of runoff annually.
    Two Los Angeles projects will aim to improve water quality, replenish LA’s groundwater basins and increase recreational benefits.
    Sept. 19, 2023
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    GSI can be a method to reduce peak flows and capture runoff from major wet weather events.
    Green infrastructure can be used to reduce peak flows and capture runoff from major wet weather events and more.
    Sept. 19, 2023
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    With an understanding of future weather patterns, the industry is poised to build resilient systems.
    Sept. 19, 2023