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Increasing Dependence on Mountain Meltwater Could Threaten Lowland Agriculture

Study suggests as many as 1.5 billion people will depend on mountain meltwater in order to support communities and agriculture by 2050

Virginia Environmental Impact Bond Funds Major Green Infrastructure Projects

Hampton, Virginia becomes third U.S. community to finance stormwater infrastructure with an environmental impact bond

U.S. DHS Develops Low-Cost, High-Accuracy Flood Sensor Networks

The agency has developed flood sensors that cost up to 20 times less to maintain and implement than comparable sensors.

Mayors on Six Continents Promise Green Infrastructure Investments

C40 Cities Urban Nature Declaration aims to kickstart climate change resilience and environmental equity around the world

Major U.S. Infrastructure Package to Address Stormwater Sector Needs

Infrastructure bills passed by both houses of U.S. Congress to provide millions for stormwater infrastructure and programs

Hurricane Hanna Hampers Annual Gulf of Mexico Dead Zone Survey

How this year’s Gulf of Mexico dead zone survey led by the Louisiana Universities Marine Consortium was blown off-course.

Targeted Wetland Restoration Maximizes Nutrient Removal

Study highlights importance of strategic placement for wetland restoration projects.

New NACWA Permit Screening Program Provides Regulatory Clarity

Program provides individualized feedback on draft MS4 permits for stormwater agencies.

WEFTEC 2021 Looks to the Future of Stormwater

Technological innovation in stormwater was a key theme for the WEFTEC 2021 program.