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The Chesapeake Bay’s annual summer hypoxic zone is shaping up to be smaller this year than it has...
Results from WEF’s 2022 MS4 Needs Assessment Survey indicate significant progress, but financial and technical challenges remain...
NASA’s recently launched TROPICS mission aims to study how tropical storms form in unprecedented detail...
On July 10, the Water Environment Federation (WEF; Alexandria, Virginia) will officially release the results from its 2022...
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...
Since its installation in October 2022, the Ballona Creek Trash Interceptor 007 has kept nearly 70,000 kg (155,000...
New methodology quantifies benefits and residents’ willingness to pay for urban stream cleanup and restoration projects....
Researchers explore how the ways wetlands connect with downstream waters affect the level and type of ecosystem benefits...
New research analyzes nearly 1,000 papers submitted to the Australian Stream Management Conference since 1996, detailing environmentalists’ changing...
Stormwater professionals from across the U.S. recently met in Washington, D.C., to learn about the latest trends shaping...
Governments agree to restore at least 300,000 km of polluted rivers and 350 million ha of degraded wetlands...
