Sentence examples for A stormwater from inspiring English sources
A stormwater management system, using green infrastructure and local retention measures in combination with planned routing of stormwater on the surfaces to manage runoff, is compared to a traditional, sub-surface approach.
A stormwater management system utilizing the mechanisms of sedimentation and filtration/infiltration was developed and constructed for the immobilization of suspended solids and heavy metal constituents (Fe, Zn, Pb, Cr, Cu, Cd, Ni) in runoff.
A stormwater infiltration basin in north central Florida, USA, was monitored from 2007 through 2008 to identify subsurface biogeochemical processes, with emphasis on N cycling, under the highly variable hydrologic conditions common in humid, subtropical climates.
A stormwater management system and native planting were utilized on the building's exterior.
This rule requires municipalities with populations over 10,000 to institute a stormwater management plan in order to qualify for a stormwater Spdes (State Pollutant Discharge Elimination System) permit to discharge stormwater into a waterbody.
Recognizing that implementation will not begin for at least two years, the League is recommending that the county begin now to adopt a stormwater management plan.
In many communities, the first stop for stormwater runoff is a stormwater-retention pond or other stormwater-management device, where suspended sediment and associated contaminants settle out.
Sediment collected from a stormwater-management device receiving runoff from a parking lot with coal-tar-based sealcoat contained ΣPAH16 of 393 1180 mg/kg; sediment in devices receiving mixed runoff (4% sealed pavement and 96% unsealed pavement) contained 61 638 mg/kg ΣPAH16; and sediment in a device in the center of an adjacent unsealed lot contained less than 4 mg/kg ΣPAH16.
The front page tells the story of a mother and child who live in a disused stormwater drain in the middle of a field.
The hydraulic performance of grass swales as a highway stormwater control measure was evaluated in a field-scale study adjacent to a Maryland highway.
Once regarded only as a nuisance, stormwater is now increasingly regarded as a resource.
