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Green Stormwater Infrastructure (GSI) Explained
As cities grow and impervious surfaces expand, managing stormwater runoff becomes increasingly critical. Traditional “gray” infrastructure – like concrete pipes and underground detention systems – can only do so much. Enter green infrastructure and its more targeted counterpart, green stormwater infrastructure (GSI): sustainable, cost-effective approaches that work with nature to manage stormwater, reduce flooding, and…
Managing Stormwater on Hospital & Healthcare Campuses
Hospitals and healthcare campuses in the Mid-Atlantic region – especially in Maryland, Washington, DC, Northern Virginia, and Delaware – face unique challenges when it comes to stormwater management. These critical facilities often span large impervious surfaces like rooftops, parking lots, and roadways, making them vulnerable to flooding, erosion, and runoff pollution. As stormwater regulations tighten…
The Future of Stormwater Management: Smart Technologies & Sustainable Solutions
As climate change intensifies and urban development accelerates, traditional stormwater systems are being pushed beyond their limits. The future of stormwater management lies in a combination of smart technologies and sustainable solutions that protect the environment, support public health, and meet regulatory demands. In this blog post, we’ll explore how advanced technologies and green infrastructure…
Eco-Friendly Landscaping Practices To Reduce Stormwater Runoff
Stormwater runoff is more than just a nuisance – it’s a serious environmental issue. When rain falls on impervious surfaces like sidewalks, roads, and compacted lawns, it doesn’t soak into the ground. Instead, it flows into storm drains, picking up pollutants such as oil, pesticides, and sediment along the way. This runoff can overwhelm local…
The Benefits of Stormwater Detention Facilities for Urban Areas
As urban areas expand and land becomes more developed, managing stormwater runoff has become a critical part of sustainable infrastructure planning. Dense development increases impervious surfaces like asphalt and concrete, which prevent natural infiltration of rainwater. To manage this excess runoff and reduce the risk of flooding, property owners and municipalities are turning to underground…
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As cities grow and impervious surfaces expand, managing stormwater runoff becomes increasingly critical. Traditional "gray" infrastructure - like concrete pipes and underground detention systems -...
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