Category: Stormwater Management

Storm water runoff often drains into lakes, rivers, and streams leading to heavy sedimentation and erosion. This sediment carries with it pollutants and nutrients that not only affect the quality of water but its aquatic life as well. Even worse, stormwater treatment costs are quite high. To curb this, proper

Low rainfall does not make it possible to transform montmorillonite into less active clays, even allowing sufficient leaching to transport the particles far enough into the layers to reduce their effect as shown by the Stormwater Software. Once the characteristics and limits of the problem have been identified, they are

Stormwater management is a way of reducing rainwater or melted snow runoff into lawns, streets, and other places. According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), stormwater management systems improve water quality. Stormwater management is, therefore, helpful in developed and urban areas with impervious surfaces like pavements that prevent water from