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Chicago Partnership Cuts Ribbon on 34th Stormwater-Focused Schoolyard Redesign
Chicago’s Space to Grow program — a partnership between water agencies, environmental advocates,...
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Less Than 0.1% of New York City Buildings Feature Green Roofs, Study Finds
New York City contained more than 1 million buildings in 2016, constituting roughly 16,000 ha...
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Google Takes on Flooding With Satellites, Machine Learning
Leveraging the technology behind its existing suite of satellite imagery products and its...
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2022 WEF MS4 Awards Granted to Thirteen Exemplary Stormwater Organizations
During a ceremony at WEFTEC 2022 on October 11, the Water Environment Federation (WEF; Alexandria,...
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Most Major U.S. Cities Lack Plans for Evacuating Carless Residents, Study Finds
The looming threat of natural disasters — such as hurricanes, wildfires, and earthquakes — demands...
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Boston Leadership Embraces Green Infrastructure With First-of-its-Kind Cabinet Position
In July, freshman Mayor of Boston Michelle Wu established a new, cabinet-level Director of Green...
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Scientists Leverage Statistics to Create Future-Proof Flood Maps
Historically, the stormwater sector has struggled to communicate to communities the inherent...
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Action Plan Prepares New Yorkers for Flooding Driven by Climate Change
On July 7, New York City municipal leaders unveiled a plan to enhance the city’s resilience...
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Houston Eyes $30 Billion Tunnel Project to Avoid Future Flooding
The Harris County Flood Control District (HCFCD) is considering a massive, underground tunnel...
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New Insight Informs Complex Relationship Between Dams and Downstream Flooding
Conventional wisdom says dams upstream from densely settled areas can keep flood-prone rivers from...
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Researchers Identify Likely Locations of Rare, Destructive River Avulsions
In May 2006, four days of exceptionally heavy rain spurred a 100-year flood event in many parts of...
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Common Minerals Maximize Nutrient Capture in Bioretention Media
When it comes to bioretention, successfully slowing the flow of stormwater runoff and capturing...
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