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i think in some places you need runoff to help dilute the pollution
thumper444 9 months ago
@thumper444 No. You wan't water to be filtered through wetland plants (ideally) because they will break down most pollutants over time. Non-permeable surfaces also redirect water away from agriculture and green areas exacerbating drought. Additionally, large non-permeable surfaces like parking lots support virtually no wildlife where a well designed rain garden can support literally hundreds and hundreds of species in the same area.
dragonamt 1 month ago
Fantastic video!
mozdedo 2 years ago
video not working, nice job guys
oscargurses 2 years ago
Thanks for letting us know.
It's playing normally at the moment for me (from home). Can you tell us what you're seeing?
Jeffrey Levy
Director of Web Communications
US EPA
USEPAgov 2 years ago
fine now, perhaps it was on my end. i apologize for the smart-ass remark and sincerely appreciate your reponse. this time i mean it, NICE JOB GUYS!
oscargurses 2 years ago
I'm glad to hear it's working, and thanks for the kinds words. :)
Jeffrey Levy
Director of Web Communications
US EPA
USEPAgov 2 years ago