Since ancient times, it is understood that stormwater from constructed areas should be
managed somehow. Waste and pollution transported by stormwater poses quantity and …

Urban stormwater represents a substantial source of nutrients and sediment to aquatic
ecosystems. Green infrastructure (GI), including bioretention and permeable pavement, is an …

Excessive sedimentation derived from anthropogenic activities is a main factor in habitat and
biodiversity loss in freshwater ecosystems. To prevent offsite movement of soil particles …

Turfgrass irrigation policies have been implemented in various regions of the US to reduce
domestic water consumption. Mandatory restrictions are often enforced by issuing citations …

This study sought to assess the relationship between regulatory and educational
approaches to nutrient management and homeowner behaviors, perceptions, and …

Observations from four small watersheds by the Reedy River in upstate South Carolina,
USA, were used to evaluate the effects of urban development due to residential construction …

For a country that is develo**, there is a need to control and maintain the quality of raw
water, with adequate quantities to ensure continuous supply of clean water. In Malaysia …

Pollution from concentrated animal feeding operations (CAFOs) in the United States is
impairing water quality. CAFOs have been designated as point sources of pollutants, so …

Construction activities combined with heavy rainfall can results in severe soil loss which
eventually will be deposited into the adjacent water bodies via stormwater. The Best …

The construction industry has the potential to significantly impact our environment. Using
Best Management Practices (BMPs) at construction sites is the most effective way to protect …