An article from stormh20.com covers an interesting story about the use of permeable pavement in some of Chicago’s aging alleys. The article goes quite in-depth about the issues encountered in the design and implementation of the new permeable alleys. The city started out with a select few pilot projects, and upon completion they proved to [...]
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I just finished reading an interesting article over at stormh2o.com, which covers two projects that are dedicated to the improvement of stormwater quality in Los Angeles County. The first project uses the area below a recreational park to collect and infiltrate water, which maintains water quality while recharging the local groundwater: At the northern, upstream [...]
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- Ryan: Great advice, I was very close to giving up completely on the catchment area tool until I started using the water drop. Very helpful!
- james: I've been looking for a list of relevant blogs too - so this is a great resource for me! any favourite UK civil engineering blogs I should check out?
