#stormwater-management

#stormwater-management

Green-Wood Cemetery is implementing innovative stormwater management systems to combat flooding and support urban resilience against climate change.

Investing in porous pavement for stormwater management in Brooklyn to reduce flooding and sewer overflows.

New Orleans residents are innovating stormwater solutions to address ongoing flooding challenges, using green infrastructure to protect their community.

The NYC DEP seeks community involvement in flood mitigation plans at the Cloudburst Hub Open House event in East New York.

Installing porous pavement in Brooklyn to reduce flooding and manage stormwater, preventing overflow into sewers and combating climate change.

New construction rules in Miami-Dade require permeable materials to reduce neighborhood flooding and manage intense rain events more effectively.

Mississauga faces increased flooding due to record rainfall, necessitating expanded stormwater infrastructure to cope with the effects of climate change.

Los Angeles successfully captured over 8 billion gallons of stormwater during a record-breaking rainfall, showcasing improvements in urban water management.

Mayor Eric Adams' administration has invested over $1.2 billion in citywide flood prevention measures.

Efforts to clean up the Seine River for the Paris Olympics are underway, with significant investments in infrastructure to catch stormwater and prevent wastewater from contaminating the river.

The EPA ordered a scrap metal recycler in Watts to prevent pollution from reaching local storm drains and a nearby high school.

The scrap yard's stormwater contained copper, iron, zinc, and aluminum above federal standards, prompting the EPA to call for improvements in the facility's stormwater management system.