Smart Water Use & Water Runoff
Be careful not to over-irrigate!
Be careful not to over-irrigate!
Learn how a bill becomes a law in Colorado.
Heather Carlson from the Colorado Local Technical Assistance Program (LTAP) discusses the LTAP program.
Since CU Boulder was the lucky one required to start monitoring for E. coli a couple of years ago, attached is the outfall monitoring plan we’re following. Jane and Chris at WWE drafted this for us and I imagine elements of it would work for others.
The 2024 Education and Outreach Report is available on the E&O Committee page.
Foam in waterways can be natural or a result of pollution in the water.
The Supreme Court’s ruling in San Francisco v. EPA provides some protections against liability for conditions beyond the permittee’s control, but stormwater managers should be aware of state law requirements and other potential pitfalls. This article on Stormwater Solutions by Dana Dean and Christopher D. Jensen reviews the case and how it might impact NPDES permits.
Bennett Drane presents on the efficacy of using microbes, fungi and plants in passive removal of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons and heavy metals and integrated produced water management in a desert oilfield using wetland technology. Presented at the May 25′ General Membership Meeting.
Regulation 87 – HB24-1379 directs the Water Quality Control Division to develop a dredge and fill authorization program and the Water Quality Control Commission to establish permitting and mitigation rules by Dec. 31, 2025. The outcome will be Regulation No. 87, a control regulation for avoiding, minimizing, and mitigating the impacts of dredge and fill activity in Waters of the State in Colorado.
Fertilizer can be harmful to the environment. Learn how you can fertilize your lawn safely!