Stormwater Champions: Remaining Progressive a Decade Later
In the first of the Water Environment Federation’s new Stormwater Champions series, we interviewed Mike Rolband, founder of Wetland Studies and Solutions in Gainesville, Va.
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Stormwater Fees May Have Affected Maryland Governor Race
Maryland Gov.-elect Larry Hogan (R) has said he wants to repeal a state law requiring stormwater fees in Baltimore and 10 of the state’s other most populous counties. The law, passed by outgoing Gov. Martin O’Malley (D),...
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EPA Issues New TMDL Memorandum, Eliminates Flow Surrogate
On November 26, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) issued a new memorandum updating...
Read MorePennsylvania Passes Law Reducing Stream Buffer Requirements
On Oct. 22, Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett (R) approved H.B. 1565, which removes the 46-m (150-ft) buffer requirement for streams in the state’s most pristine watersheds. Since Nov. 2010, projects disturbing more than half a...
Read MoreStudy Examines Costs to Cut Poultry Litter In Maryland’s Eastern Shore
A new study by Salisbury University analyzing the potential costs of implementing the Phosphorus Management Tool shows that restricting the use of poultry litter as fertilizer could cost Maryland Eastern Shore farmers between...
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