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Managing Wet Weather With Green Infrastructure Municipal Handbook: Green Streets

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Monday, December 1, 2008
The National Institutes for Water Resources
By design and function, urban areas are covered with impervious surfaces: roofs, roads, sidewalks, and parking lots. Although all contribute to storm water runoff, the effects and necessary mitigation of the various types of surfaces can vary significantly. Of these, roads and travel surfaces present perhaps the largest urban pollution sources and also one of the greatest opportunities for green infrastructure use.
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Topical Report
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United StatesNorth America
Resource Scale: 
National

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