Stormwater

Stormwater is snow melt or rain that does not percolate into the ground, but instead, runs off the surface of the ground into water bodies.  As water flows over lawns, fields, roofs, or bare soil, it picks up pollutants and carries them to water bodies.  Adverse effects include flooding, erosion, and contamination.  Learn how you can prevent aquatic pollution via stormwater. 

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Stormwater
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