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A 23-million-L (6-million-gal) underground tank aims to spare East Sacramento’s McKinley Park from CSO woes.
A new model maps the world’s biggest contributors of excess nitrogen into oceans and highlights how stormwater professionals can help address the problem.
Satellite-enabled resource helps planner visualize nearly 40 years of flooding across more than 170 countries.
A new, long-term research project aims to fill data gaps and define best practices for optimizing stormwater infrastructure.
International teams of coders develop digital solutions to close information gaps during severe floods.
Dr. Britt Faucette explains why compost should be in every stormwater professional’s toolbox.
The WEF Stormwater Institute recently announced winners of its seventh-annual National Stormwater and Green Infrastructure Awards.
New research claims that with enough impervious space, no amount of stormwater infrastructure can effectively curb runoff volumes.
A recent study finds Hurricane Irma caused severe damage to South Florida mangrove forests in 2017, with nearly 27,000 acres experiencing permanent dieback.
Submissions are now being accepted for the 2022 World Green City Awards, hosted by the International Association of Horticultural Producers.
WEFTEC 2021 program features eight stormwater-focused technical sessions in addition to several other learning opportunities
New resources and recent legislation aim to promote integrated planning among stormwater and wastewater organizatons
Infrastructure bills passed by both houses of U.S. Congress to provide millions for stormwater infrastructure and programs