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Recent research efforts illustrate that using past data to predict future flooding is becoming less appropriate in a...
A pair of recent studies show how simple green infrastructure can virtually eliminate salmon mortality rates due to...
9th-annual National Municipal Stormwater and Green Infrastructure Awards granted to agencies that out-perform permit requirements...
A 2-year monitoring campaign demonstrates how simple barriers modeled after beaver dams can maximize flood protection at minimal...
New analysis of stormwater infrastructure in 23 U.S. cities facilitates information sharing between municipalities...
Southern California cities reap benefits of ongoing campaign to build stormwater capture infrastructure during Tropical Storm Hilary...
Massive storage tunnel beneath Seattle promises to keep up to 30 million gal of stormwater and wastewater out...
The Chesapeake Bay’s annual summer hypoxic zone is shaping up to be smaller this year than it has...
NASA’s recently launched TROPICS mission aims to study how tropical storms form in unprecedented detail...
Results from WEF’s 2022 MS4 Needs Assessment Survey indicate significant progress, but financial and technical challenges remain...
Revised document outlines a unified vision for the U.S. stormwater sector, highlighting new challenges and opportunities...
Artificial intelligence improves modeling for precipitation extremes by better incorporating cloud movements...
