Stormwater Runoff Articles

Increased public awareness, green infrastructure and the formation of stormwater utilities offer promise in today’s no-spend culture

As the weather warms up, city sewer systems from Boston to Bangor, Maine, are being challenged by this winter's record-setting snowfall totals.

Coralville’s ambitious stormwater program uses green infrastructure to filter pollutants and reduce runoff and protect waterways.

Des Moines Water Works will file a lawsuit against three counties over high nitrate levels in local waterways.

Federal and state agencies receive more than $3.1 million in additional funding to reduce algal blooms in Lake Erie.

State agency goes back to drawing board after Connecticut municipalities contest proposed changes to the general permit.

Municipalities use a children’s book in educational outreach programs to explain how nonpoint pollutants entering storm drains can flow all the way to the ocean.

Low-impact development practices and public outreach enhance Orange County’s stormwater management efforts.

The effective and responsible management of stormwater runoff has become an important part of the job description for most municipal sewer and water professionals. Highlighted below are products that will assist you in making sure stormwater is managed effectively.

Low-impact development practices and public outreach enhance Orange County’s stormwater management efforts.