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Water Budget • Local Water Budgets • The Hydrologic Cycle • The Water Molecule • Watersheds & Delineation • Competing Uses of Water • Water Pollution • Wetlands • Pond/Lake Ecosystems • Riparian Areas • Laws Protecting Water • Stream Assessment • Acid Rain • Drinking Water • Stream Order • Source Water • Aquatic Invertebrates • Stormwater • Water Math • Aquifers • Aquatics Sample Test
Stormwater
Stormwater runoff is rain (or snowmelt) that flows off developed land such as roads, parking areas, rooftops and lawns, into nearby streams and rivers. Runoff enters these water bodies untreated either directly or through drainage systems.
Stormwater runoff poses a high risk to the health of our states waterways by causing several major problems.
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