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May 8, 2019 Construction

Studying Local Stormwater Patterns Bolsters Planning, Funding Process

Extreme weather events continue to make headlines, and traditional methods for managing the flow of runoff water can’t always keep up. For example, since 1991, the Northeast, Midwest and Great Plains have seen a 30 percent increase in heavy precipitation events compared the 1901-1960 average. By placing a higher priority on water management, communities can better prepare for the changing weather environment.

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