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South Carolina residents and a developer are working to ensure storm water safety amidst plans for a new housing development
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Horry County, South Carolina residents and leaders are discussing a new proposed neighborhood along Four Mile Road after a recent meeting. Forest Beverly
San Diego is struggling to reach its storm water mitigation goals. Read more here: https://www.estormwater.com/storm-water-management/san-diego-falls-behind-storm-water-improvements #stormwater
San Diego has fallen behind its annual funding targets. Elected officials would need to raise more than a $1 billion in new revenue over the next decade to get
The U.S. EPA is awarding grants for nutrient reduction projects in Great Lakes Basin. Read about it here: https://www.estormwater.com/nutrient-recovery/us-epa-explores-great-lakes-water-quality-improvements #algaeblooms
The U.S. EPA is exploring market-based approaches to combat chronic algae problems in parts of the Great Lakes region. The agency announced it was dispersing
A Crown Point, Indiana contractor accused of dumping waste into regulated wetlands will now be making storm water improvements to a parcel Read more here: https://www.estormwater.com/storm-water-management-products/indiana-contractor-make-storm-water-improvements #stormwater
The Crown Point, Indiana contractor accused of dumping waste into regulated wetlands on Gary's west side recently bid on an adjoining parcel being sold by the
New Talking Under Water podcast episode now available! You know the drill. https://www.estormwater.com/podcast/talking-under-water-episode-22-water-advocacy
In this month’s episode of Talking Under Water, One Water, One Podcast, hosts WQP Managing Editor Lauren Del Ciello, WWD Senior Managing Editor Bob Crossen
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Elgin Sweeper Introduces Whirlwind1 Vacuum Sweeper Elgin Sweeper is introducing the Whirlwind1 vacuum sweeper, which is ideally suited for uneven, patched
Puget Sound's polluted storm water will be tackled with a new project. Learn about the project here: https://www.estormwater.com/storm-water-management/puget-sound-storm-water-pollution-project-underway #stormwater
Researchers believe at least 14 to 94 million pounds of contaminants like oil, grease and toxic metals get mixed with storm water in Puget Sound, a sound of the
Learn about Storm Dennis, which is causing severe flooding in the U.K. https://www.estormwater.com/flood-control/uk-storm-dennis-causes-severe-flooding #flooding
Storm Dennis is the second-strongest nontropical storm on record in the North Atlantic Ocean. The storm has caused widespread flooding across parts of
After two years of back and forth with a South Carolina city, a resident is saying goodbye to a sinkhole in his driveway. Read about it here: https://www.estormwater.com/storm-water-management/south-carolina-sinkhole-driveway-sparks-storm-water-discussion #stormwater
A Mauldin, South Carolina resident is finally getting the sinkhole in his driveway repaired. Russ Maio, the resident, has been waiting for repairs for two
Stantec-Jacobs to Design $1.9 Billion Levee & Floodwall System Along Texas Coastline. Read about it in this week's industry news: https://www.estormwater.com/networking/industry-news-week-2142020
Stantec-Jacobs to Design $1.9 Billion Levee & Floodwall System Along Texas Coastline Stantec and Jacobs, operating as the Galveston Coastal Services
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Raw sewage and polluted storm water in California's creeks has prompted lawsuits against Sunnyvale and Mountain View. Learn more here: https://www.estormwater.com/sewer-rehabilitation/raw-sewage-polluted-water-discharged-california-creeks #rawsewage #stormwaterpollutionpreventionplan
A Bay Area environmental group sued California’s Sunnyvale and Mountain View cities for violation of the Clean Water Act. According to the Mercury
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The Minnesota River is expanding much faster over the past 20 years than it ever has. Learn why: https://www.estormwater.com/erosion-control/erosion-damage-expands-minnesota-river #erosioncontrol
Three Maine metal recycling facilities have agreed to come into compliance with storm water regulations. Learn more here: https://www.estormwater.com/bmps/3-maine-recycling-companies-comply-storm-water-regulations #stormwaterbmp
The U.S. EPA announced the owners of three Maine metal recycling facilities have agreed to come into compliance with storm water regulations. The
Baldwin & Sons could be facing a $9.1 million fine for letting more than 6 million gallons of storm water runoff trickle from a construction project. https://www.estormwater.com/regulations/baldwin-sons-could-face-fine-storm-water-runoff #stormwaterrunoff
A regional water regulator could impose a $9.1 million fine against Baldwin & Sons. The fine is for letting more than 6 million gallons of storm water
Carroll County, Maryland wants to take a permit dispute with the Maryland Department of the Environment (MDE) to the U.S. Supreme Court. Read more: https://www.estormwater.com/standards-regulations/maryland-county-mde-disagree-storm-water-permit
The Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) permit, which regulates how much storm water local governments can collect and dispense into local waterways, is
A Pennsylvania township will pay up to $18 million to solve storm water drainage problems. Read more about it here: https://www.estormwater.com/sewers-drainage-systems/pennsylvania-township-make-storm-water-improvements
Bethlehem Township will have to pay approximately $12 million to $18 million to solve its storm water drainage problems, according to the Morning
South Carolina's Lowcountry is seeking storm water policy reforms. Read about it here: https://www.estormwater.com/standards-regulations/south-carolinas-lowcountry-reform-storm-water-policies
A regional ordinance for regulating storm water management is potentially in the works for Bluffton, Beaufort County and other communities across the southern
The city of Washington, Missouri has reached a deal to close out storm water improvement project. Read more here: https://www.estormwater.com/storm-water-management/missouri-city-closes-out-storm-water-improvement-project-deal
The city of Washington reached a settlement with a construction company in order to close out a Schulze Industrial Park storm water improvement project. The
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Purgatory Creek Channel Improvements Project Moves Forward The City of San Marcos has awarded a contract to civil engineering firm Lockwood, Andrews &
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An Arizona State University research team is trying to mitigate the effects of storm water. Read more here: https://www.estormwater.com/storm-water-management/asu-research-team-mitigate-storm-water-effects
An Arizona State University research team is working with Maricopa County, Arizona, to limit the negative effects of large quantities of storm water.
A sewage spill in Muskegon, Michigan dumped approximately 20,000 gallons of untreated wastewater. Read more here: https://www.estormwater.com/sewer-rehabilitation/michigan-town-overestimates-sewage-spill #sewagespill
A sewage spill next to Baker College near Muskegon dumped approximately 20,000 gallons of untreated wastewater into a nearby storm sewer and creek. According
Georgia’s Johns Creek City Council is considering strengthening storm water regulations. Read more here: https://www.estormwater.com/flood-control/georgias-johns-creek-city-council-strengthen-storm-water-regulations #stormwaterrunoff
Johns Creek City Council is taking strides to reduce storm water runoff. At the beginning of 2020, the city’s Community Development Department
Bloomington, Indiana is encouraging homeowners to apply for funding for storm water management projects. Learn more: https://www.estormwater.com/funding/indiana-city-invites-homeowners-apply-storm-water-project-funding
Bloomington Utilities Department (CBU) is inviting homeowners to apply for funding through the second annual Residential Stormwater Grants Program. The city
A Pennsylvania township is developing a storm water retention pond. Read about it here: https://www.estormwater.com/retention-systems/pennsylvania-township-building-storm-water-retention-pond #retentionponds
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The Trump administration is continuing to dismantle Obama-era environmental protections for the country’s waterways. Read more here: https://www.estormwater.com/regulations/trump-administation-removes-pollution-protections
The administration issued new rules removing federal protections for half the nation’s wetlands and hundreds of thousands of small waterways, reported
Crunch Pak, an apple processor in Washington, is upgrading its storm water treatment protocols. Read more here: https://www.estormwater.com/storm-water-treatment-systems/washington-apple-processor-eyes-storm-water-treatment-protocols
An apple processor in Washington has agreed to pay nearly $200,000, in addition to upgrading its storm water treatment protocols, to settle an environmentalist
A six-mile-long barrier is being considered for storm protection in New York. Read about it here: https://www.estormwater.com/storm-water-management-products/new-york-considering-119-billion-sea-wall-storm-protection #stormwater
A six-mile-long barrier is the largest of five options the Army Corps of Engineers is studying to protect the New York area as storms become more frequent,
Keep this on your radar...https://www.sanjoseinside.com/2020/01/20/valley-water-unveils-new-storm-predicting-radar-system/
The radar atop the Penitencia Water Treatment Plant in San Jose is the cornerstone in a network of high-res, low-elevation radars.
California’s East Bay is mitigating an increase in water flows after heavy rains. Read about it here: https://www.estormwater.com/east-bay-uses-wastewater-treatment-plant-divert-storm-water #stormwater
Sewer treatment managers are in the process of handling a huge increase in water flows after heavy rains in the East Bay of San Francisco. "The rain is
Washington's Centralia Stream Team held its first meeting in five years on Monday Jan. 13, focusing on storm water mitigation. https://www.estormwater.com/storm-water-management/centralia-stream-team-takes-storm-water
Andrew Elam, from the City of Centralia’s storm water department, led the meeting. The Centralia Stream Team is a volunteer-based group established in 2009 by
Ottawa, Illinois is receiving $500,000 to separate storm sewer flow. Read about it here: https://www.estormwater.com/storm-water-management/ottawa-receives-500000-separate-sewer-flows
The city of Ottawa will receive financial assistance help from the state to separate its storm sewer flow from the sanitary/combined sewer system. The
A major weather pattern shift is coming to some of the bush-fire zones of Australia. Read more here: https://www.estormwater.com/storm-water-monitoring-equipment/rains-australia-brings-new-risks #australiafires
Rains in Australia are expected to bring relief for the thousands of firefighters seeking to contain the blazes, which still number more than 100 in New South
Pennsylvania is in the process of finding ways to comply with Chesapeake water quality rules without harming farmers. Read more: https://www.estormwater.com/erosion-control/pennsylvania-farmers-seek-compliance-chesapeake-water-quality-rules #waterpollution
Pennsylvania Sen. Gene Yaw, R-Williamsport, called a Senate Environmental Resources and Energy Committee meeting to hold “a briefing” on the Chesapeake Bay.
In order to repair infrastructure due to high water conditions on Lake Michigan, the city of South Haven, Michigan could spend up to $16 million. Read more here: https://www.estormwater.com/erosion-control/lake-michigan-beach-town-may-see-16-million-shoreline-improvements
Leaders in South Haven could spend up to $16 million to repair and protect the shoreline due to high water levels on Lake Michigan, reported Booth Newspapers.
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Plastics Pipe Institute Announces New President The Plastics Pipe Institute, Inc. (PPI) has named David M. Fink as its new President and Executive Director,
Hosts Bob, Lauren and Katie speak with Randy Abrams, senior security analyst for OpSWAT on this special episode of Talking Under Water here: https://www.estormwater.com/podcast/talking-under-water-special-episode #waternerds
This episode of Talking Under Water has our hosts Bob, Lauren and Katie speaking with Randy Abrams, senior security analyst for OpSWAT. Abrams illuminated
Jakarta, Indonesia must develop long-term plans with surrounding towns amidst record flooding. Learn more here: https://www.estormwater.com/flood-control/environmental-groups-urge-jakarta-collaborate-surrounding-towns
Jakarta, Indonesia must develop long-term plans with surrounding towns if it is to keep pace with the growing threats from climate change, according to green
The U.S. EPA is proposing a long-awaited permit to target New Hampshire's Great Bay water pollution. Read about it here: https://www.estormwater.com/standards-regulations/epa-proposal-targets-great-bay-pollution
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The IECA Annual Conference and Expo will be held in Raleigh, North Carolina on February 23-26. Learn more here: https://www.estormwater.com/events/ieca-annual-conference-expo
Are You Prepared for Storm Water Challenges in the New Year? The IECA Annual Conference and Expo in Raleigh, North Carolina February
A report released by the city of Poway, California attributed its recent boil advisory to a faulty valve connected to a filtered water reservoir at the Lester J. Berglund Water Treatment Plant near Lake Poway. Read about it here: https://www.estormwater.com/sewers-drainage-systems/storm-drain-california-treatment-plant-prompts-water-advisory #stormdrain
A malfunction at the Lester J. Berglund Water Treatment Plant in Poway, California led to the contamination of the potable water supply and a boil advisory
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Join storm water and erosion control professionals Nov. 12 to 14 for an educational track you do not want to miss. Head to www.swsconferenceexpo.com to register now!
Registration is open for the 2019 SWS Conference & Exhibition, which will be held in Tinley Park, Ill., Nov. 12 to 14. Watch the video for more info here!
SWS Managing Editor Lauren wraps up Day 2 of the IECA Annual Conference & Expo in Denver.
As 2018 comes to a close, we are reflecting on the great events and connections from the past year. The second annual live SWS Conference & Exhibition brought storm water and erosion control experts together for a week packed with networking and educational sessions. See you next year!
Closing out #SWSConference2018! Thank you to all who attended.
Wrapping up day 1 of #SWSConference2018!
The SWS team is on site today learning about the Redmond Reservoir. Stay tuned for a full video!
SWS editors visited The Morton Arboretum in Lisle, Ill. The arboretum uses green solutions, including bioswales, wetlands and permeable pavers to mitigate flooding and educate the community. Check out our video: . . . . #greeninfrastructure #stormwater #wetlands #erosioncontrol
We're touring The Morton Arboretum in Lisle, Ill., today to learn about its storm water management features!
If you completed an outstanding project this year, why not share it with the industry? Nominate your project for the SWS Top Projects awards program. There are only five days left to submit, so don't delay! Follow the link for the nomination form and more info: https://bit.ly/2uyoVix . . . . . . #stormwater #erosioncontrol #greeninfrastructure #topprojects
Registration is open for SWS Webinar Fest held Oct. 23-25, 2018. Join your peers in a free online three-day event, featuring quality educational sessions and the opportunity to earn PDH credits before the year's end. Follow the link to learn more and register: https://bit.ly/2uNC89b
Registration is open for SWS Conference & Exhibition 2018. Managing Editor Lauren Baltas invites you to register and shares the news that Secretary Ben Grumbles of the Maryland Dept. Of The Environment will be our keynote speaker. Register today at http://www.swsconferenceexpo.com/ #SWSConference2018
Editor Lauren Baltas talks water at the #WaterLeadersSummit hosted by The Water Council #wherewaterworks
The July issue of Storm Water Solutions is heading to your mailbox and trust us, you won't want to miss this special issue featuring residential, commercial, and industrial storm water and erosion control solutions. You can download the Blippar app to unlock bonus content, including a podcast episode and project images. Here's a quick how-to:
With the June issue of Storm Water Solutions heading to your mailbox, Managing Editor Lauren Baltas shares how to use Blippar to unlock augmented reality features in the latest issue. Follow along as she explains how to bring the magazine to life!
Editor Lauren Baltas wraps up the Ohio Stormwater Conference in Sandusky, Ohio.
SWS tours Chicago waterways!
Watch SWS editors tour the Albany Park Stormwater Diversion Tunnel in Chicago! This 5,807-ft-long and 18-ft-wide tunnel mitigates flood risk by connecting the North Branch of the Chicago River to the North Shore Channel. Special thanks to Chicago Department of Transportation and Stantec for hosting the SWS team.
Managing Editor Lauren Baltas wraps up IECA Great Connections in Dubuque, Iowa!
Storm Water Solutions Managing Editor Lauren Baltas gives you a sneak peak of what to expect during the upcoming SWS Virtual Expo. Listen in for her take on the must-see events during the online storm water and erosion control exposition held April 18. Register for the event here: https://bit.ly/2psce7k
With March/April issue of Storm Water Solutions heading to your mailbox, Managing Editor Lauren Baltas shares how to use Blippar to unlock augmented reality features in the latest issue. Follow along as she explains how to bring the magazine to life!
Join the 2018 Storm Water Solutions Virtual Expo April 18 for networking opportunities, webinars, PDH credits, and more from the comfort of your couch or cubicle. More info on the event: http://bit.ly/2ER5GZv
Save the date for the second annual SWS Conference & Exhibition 2018. The networking event, featuring opportunities to earn PDH credits and explore up to 70 storm water/erosion control exhibits, is set for Nov. 13 to 15 in Tinley Park, Ill. Will we see you there?
The ribbon cutting of the Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Greater Chicago’s McCook Reservoir.
SWS Editors wrap up Day Two of the SWS Conference & Exhibition! What was your favorite part of the day?
SWS Editors Amy McIntosh and Lauren Baltas wrap up Day One of the SWS Conference & Exhibition. Stay tuned for a wrap up of Day Two tomorrow! Were you at the show? Let us know what you saw today!
James Wadsworth Elementary School, part of the Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Greater Chicago, Openlands, Healthy Schools Campaign Space to Grow program, a SWS Top Projects winner.
Tour of the StormTrap Wescott Park storm water facility in Northbrook, IL
Five days left to take advantage of early-bird registration for the SWS Conference & Exhibition! More info: www.swsconferenceexpo.com.
Early-bird registration for the SWS Conference & Exhibition ends September 30. Have you registered yet? Check out the full agenda: www.swsconferenceexpo.com
Bring your print copy of SWS to life with new augmented reality features! Managing Editor Amy McIntosh explains in the following video. More videos: http://bit.ly/2qLfPfm.
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