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Description: Stormwater management progress despite challenges
Stormwater management progress despite challenges
Stormwater infrastructure is as important to quality of life as wastewater and water infrastructure, roads, or electricity. And while solutions to address stormwater problems are rather clear, paying for thos solutions get a little murky. Stormwater infrastructure has been neglected, or inadequately funded for too long. All these efforts and industry involvement with stormwater programs will help the stormwater close the funding gap.
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Harry Stark
SourceArticle from World Water: Stormwater Management Magazine Spring Issue
Project IDSWM38
SubjectSpring Issue
Document typeMagazine article
PublisherWater Environment Federation
Print publication date Jan 2019
Volume / Issue7 / 1
Content sourceWorld Water: Stormwater Management
First / last page(s)6 - 6
Copyright2019
Word count963
Subject keywordsFinance
Associated keywords:stormwater fundingNMSAArcadis

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Description: Stormwater management progress despite challenges
Stormwater challenges
Stormwater management progress despite challenges
Algae blooms affecting Lake Erie, one of the five Great Lakes that comprises the state’s northern shoreline, have become more commonplace. In August 2014, the city of Toledo, located in northwest Ohio on the Lake Erie shore, made national news when it banned residents from drinking water sourced from the lake for more than 2 days due to a toxic algae bloom. Since then, algae blooms have...
PublisherWater Environment Federation
Copyright2019
Word count428
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Description: Stormwater management progress despite challenges
Opportunities for success
Stormwater management progress despite challenges
Although these challenges remain formidable, some real successes provide examples from which others can learn. One example is the establishment of a regional stormwater program implemented by the Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District (NEORSD). Stormwater-related problems must be addressed regionally to be effec-tive. Since 2016, NEORSD has been investing millions of dollars and has been...
PublisherWater Environment Federation
Copyright2019
Word count395
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Description: Stormwater management progress despite challenges
Author’s Note
Stormwater management progress despite challenges
Director of Public Service for the City of Aurora, Ohio, Harry Stark is Past President of the Ohio Stormwater Association, Executive Director of the Tinker’s Creek Watershed Partners and the Executive Director for the Annual Ohio Stormwater Conference in the United States. For more information, visit...
PublisherWater Environment Federation
Copyright2019
Word count49
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Stormwater management progress despite challenges