creating more green spaces that allow water to percolate into our groundwater basin, recharging our aquifers and reducing urban runoff, pollution and wastewater to the ocean. “If we created more ...

urban, and other lands (as opposed to point source pollution, which comes directly from one outlet). Many efforts have been made to combat both types of pollution, so why are we making so little ...

The Klip River in Gauteng has turned into a “chemical reservoir” as the vital water source feeding into the Vaal River System ...

The second way is by delaying the peak run off from entering the sewer system until after the water which is fallen on the hard surfaces, reducing peak runoff ... gray urban landscape. Also, the ...

Excessive salt harms plants, degrades soil, and compromises water quality. In urban areas ... stormwater systems to manage runoff, reduce salt pollution, and create greener, more resilient ...

Urban runoff, storm sewers and agriculture are contributing to sediment and nutrient pollution in the stream ... It can make the water cloudy, making it harder for fish to find food or navigate ...

A runner-up in 2024’s AXA Startup Angel competition, this SME’s versatile retrofittable device could help cities manage river pollution ...

Nashvillians interested in putting off mowing the lawn will have a good excuse through April thanks to the No Mow Month campaign.