As one of the low-impact development measures, bioretention plays an important role in
reducing the runoff peak flow and minimizing runoff pollutants, such as heavy metals …

Low-impact development (LID), a land planning and engineering design approach for
managing urban stormwater runoff, has been widely adopted across the globe. LID best …

Urban storm water runoff can carry a wide range of contaminants, many of which exceed
federal maximum contaminant levels, into surface water resources (eg, rivers and lakes) …

Heavy metals wash from tires, automobile exhausts, road asphalt, fuel combustion, parking
dust, and recreational land into urban stormwater runoff and its subsequent discharge into …

Soil beneath a stormwater infiltration basin receiving runoff from a 23ha predominantly
residential watershed in north-central Florida, USA, was amended using biosorption …

The eutrophication of water bodies due to excessive amounts of nutrients is an ongoing
issue that coincides with the depletion of the commercial and affordable phosphorus …

Centralized wastewater management system is the modern day waste management
practice, but the high cost and stringent requirements for the construction and operation …

In recent years, several best management practices have been developed for the removal of
different types of pollutants from stormwater runoff that lead to effective stormwater …

A grouped mesocosm study was conducted with different water holding capacities and
conditions to determine nutrient removal efficiency using floating wetland macrophytes …

Recycled materials were used in three types of green sorption media for nutrient removal
and possible recovery in high nutrient-laden agricultural discharge and stormwater runoff …