CSA, NASSCO Offer Certification ProgramCSA Standards and the National Association of Sewer Service Companies (NASSCO) will offer the Pipeline Assessment Certification Program...
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Tackling the Terrain
Waycross, a Georgia city of 15,000 people, is too small to come under MS4 stormwater permit coverage, yet it is one of...
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Starting From Scratch
How would you do things differently if you were building your municipal utility from the start? The City of Tega Cay, S.C.,...
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Always an Educator
Elevating a stormwater quality management plan from the industry template to a dynamic program was a challenge relished by Jennifer Gadzala, MS4...
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It Takes All Hands
If you want people to care about something, show how it benefits them. It’s an old concept, and it’s working to great...
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Treading Lightly
Communities nationwide are looking for ways to save energy, reduce their carbon footprint, and operate more sustainably. These efforts extend to the...
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Winning With Allies
Living on the island of Oahu brings unique stormwater challenges to Iwalani Sato, community relations specialist in stormwater management for the City...
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Keep it Flowing
There’s a word for traffic disruptions around Harrisburg, the Pennsylvania state capital: ugly. When two dual pipelines running deep beneath one of...
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Winning Ways
Almost every time the City of Los Angeles solves one challenge, it seems to unlock Pandora’s box. For example, converting more than...
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Making it Visible
Everyone in Kitsap County, Wash., lives in some watershed that drains to Puget Sound. Because the 393-square-mile area looks pristine, the county’s...
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Getting Control
An ambitious pilot project using green solutions in Kansas City, Mo., is believed to be the largest of its kind for combined...
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Down to a Science
Extensive modeling for the Lake Mendota watershed in Dane County, Wis., revealed that 500 to 600 acres per year of urban development...
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Clean Water on TAPP
John Cox approaches stormwater problems the same way they were created: little by little. As grant manager for the Think About Personal...
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Litter Corral
A combined storm and sanitary sewer system in the District of Columbia serves 12,955 acres, or 33 percent of the city. Stormwater...
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It’s All About the Crabs
Instead of telling homeowners to use fewer pounds of fertilizer because it is good for water quality, Fran Geissler and her staff...
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Keeping Them Clean
Stormwater NPDES permits require post-construction runoff controls for new developments. Getting those Best Management Practices (BMPs) in place can be a challenge,...
