STORMWATER MANAGEMENT ARTICLES

Stormwater technology helps clean up Malaysia river

Hydro International's Downstream Defender vortex separator, a stormwater technology, is helping to clean up Kuala Lumpur, a river system in Malaysia.

Ohio sewage, stormwater overflows to be reduced by 1.5B gallons per year with new EPA plan

A plan for the control of combined sewer overflows and stormwater runoff in Cincinnati and Hamilton County, Ohio, was announced by the EPA.

Partnership to develop stormwater harvesting system standard

American Society of Plumbing Engineers, Rainwater Catchment Systems Association seeks stormwater harvesting system design for end-use applications.

Apples to Apples: Comparing Asset Management Software Systems

In recent years, a number of software products have come into the water and wastewater market, and finding one that meets a utility's specific needs can be daunting. To help utilities navigate the ...

USCM, AWWA, WEF suggest new criteria for federal water mandates

U.S. Conference of Mayors, American Water Works Association and Water Environment Federation proposed new criteria for federal water mandates.

WERF accepting pre-proposals for 2013 Unsolicited Water Research Program

The Water Environment Research Foundation is now accepting pre-proposals under its 2013 Unsolicited Water Research Program.

City of Seattle developing plans to protect local waterways, reduce stormwater runoff

Seattle Public Utilities is working on projects to reduce stormwater overflows and is preparing a 10-year plan to protect Seattle's waterways.

Flood wall installed at SMUD net-zero energy facility

Crane Materials International provided a 1,300 linear foot flood wall at Sacramento Municipal Utility District's East Campus-Operations Center.

SWEMA to focus on expanding Clean Water Act outreach initiatives

The Stormwater Equipment Manufacturers Association announced that its 2013-2014 focus will be to expand its Clean Water Act outreach initiatives.

Constructed IN wetland system wins national honor, saves $26M

Bernardin Lochmueller & Associates' IN wetland treatment system wins American Council of Engineering Companies' Engineering Excellence Award.