Storm water runoff is one of the largest problems facing waterways. Impervious surfaces increase runoff which equals increase flow to our streams. This creates problems. Loss of habitat and aquatic life, increased floodi

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Date: 2014-11-06 14:30:40 Environmental soil science Sustainable gardening Landscape architecture Water conservation Rain garden Soil Stormwater Surface runoff Ponding Environment Water pollution Earth		Storm water runoff is one of the largest problems facing waterways. Impervious surfaces increase runoff which equals increase flow to our streams. This creates problems. Loss of habitat and aquatic life, increased floodi Add to Reading List Source URL: www.dovertownship.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 702,75 KB Share Document on Facebook

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