Storm Warning: Phase II NPDES Stormwater Rule Issued
The issuance of the Phase II final rule started a clock that has municipalities, industry, and stormwater professionals racing to understand and evaluate its implications.

The Stormwater Utility: Will It Work in Your Community?
Stormwater utilities are gaining ground as funding sources for stormwater management programs. But they often have to convince users that they’re worth the price.

Assessing Urban Watersheds: The Case of Big Creek, GA
Urban stream restoration requires an understanding of the causes of degradation and must balance recovery with watershed management practices and direct intervention in the stream corridor.

GIS Aids Atlanta Stormwater, Watershed Planning
Municipal planners integrate GIS with customized problem-solving computer models to project the impact of future land use and urban development on Atlanta’s stormwater and sewer systems.

What Are We Trying to Protect?
State and local governments in the Neuse River Basin disagree over a nitrogen control stormwater program.

Innovative Strategy Helps Philadelphia Manage Combined Sewer Overflows
The City of Philadelphia employs methods to establish new watershed management plans that improve water quality and enhance the city’s waterways.

Phase II: Planning, Training, and Assessing the Effect on Your Program
Recently promulgated stormwater-quality regulations are a challenge to regulators and regulated communities alike.

The Right BMPs? Another Look at Water Quality
Are we measuring the right things, and are the BMPs we currently use actually measuring water quality?