Crisis Averted
Storm Water Solutions
October 2011
Alan Gartner
Intelligent solutions help mitigate damage caused by urban flooding
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GIS For Green
Storm Water Solutions
May-June 2011
Caitlin Cunningham
Philadelphia introduces parcel-based storm water billing and corresponding online application
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Down the Pipeline
Storm Water Solutions
May-June 2011
Natalie M. Stevens and Phil W. Carter
Growing city secures its water and sewer infrastructure using CIPP
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River Remedy
Storm Water Solutions
September 2010
Tracy Schubert
Pennsylvania groups join forces to control regional overflow events
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Mandated Management
Storm Water Solutions
December 2009
By Roy Cook & Ron Horres
Prevailing over design and construction obstacles to control Pacific Northwest CSOs
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Separation Solution Triumphs
Storm Water Solutions
May 2008
By Gregory Heath, David Minard, Donald Walker, Amanda Roberts & Joshua Schimmel
Refining a Massachusetts city’s combined sewer overflow (CSO) relief plan using hydraulic modeling
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Collaborating for Control
Storm Water Solutions
April 2008
By Laura Wharton
Agencies invest in combined sewer overflow (CSO) efforts to protect environmental, human health
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Avenue to Progress
Storm Water Solutions
February 2007
By Richard Blais, PMP
Innovative system updates wet and dry weather CSO monitoring
Mission In The Rain
Storm Water Solutions
July 2006
By Tim Gregorski
Waterkeeper Alliance helps shape storm water programs across the country
Share and Share Alike
Storm Water Solutions
July 2005
Tim Gregorski, Editorial Director and Bill Wilson, Editor in Chief
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency estimated in 2004 that the volume of combined sewer overflows discharged nationwide is 850 billion gal per year. Meanwhile, the EPA also estimated that sanitary sewer overflows, caused by blocked or broken pipes, result in the release of as much as 10 billion gal of raw sewage.
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