Check out the stories and videos submitted by the winner's of the U.S. EPA's seventh annual Campus RainWorks Challenge
First it cleaned up its air quality, and now the city of Chattanooga, Tennessee, is addressing SSOs
The map gives the people of Baltimore, Maryland, a new way to keep track of what's happening with the sewers in their neighborhoods
Officials also worry environmental rollbacks by the Trump administration will make bay restoration more difficult going forward
Innovative municipal ordinance requiring green infrastructure is setting a new standard in Indiana.
The tunnel also caught 900 tons of trash, solids and debris that would have ended up in the river
Join public works director Glen Balliew and lab tech Tim Reed as they talk about source water management in the city of Kirksville, Missouri
Prepare for worsening weather events and the stormwater issues they create before it’s too late.
Missouri community revamps its stormwater plan and makes effective changes to its system.
Austin’s award-winning Watershed Protection Department finds success in its diverse approach to managing stormwater.
Two completed segments of the tunnel have diverted more than 2 billion gallons of stormwater to a treatment plant and have prevented more than 100 tons of trash from entering area rivers
The pilot project's 20 acres of grassy plots keep 300,000 gallons of water out of the collections system during heavy rains
Students at Skinner North Classical School in Chicago are solving a flooding issue on their playground using Lego bricks
Crushed porcelain from old toilets taken out of city schools is incorporated into rain gardens
The New York City Department of Environmental Protection is preparing to debut a new outreach campaign that will enlist volunteers to curtail their water use during rainstorms
