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Stormwater Management & Water Quality
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The goal of a “green infrastructure” or “nature-based” water resource restoration project is to supplement or replace traditional “gray” infrastructure with natural processes that better manage the negative impacts of stormwater.
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Rethinking stormwater
Projects can redirect stormwater to recharge groundwater systems; remove sediment, nutrients, or toxic pollutants before they get into streams or drinking water supplies; or repurpose stormwater for irrigation and other public uses.
A key to this approach is to think of stormwater as an asset to be better used instead of a problem that has to be controlled.
These projects are typically more cost-effective and offer greater benefits to local communities.
We applaud the superb public/private collaboration with RES, The City of Philadelphia, and the Philadelphia Industrial Corporation to solve a chronic and negative environmental issue that has confounded businesses and residents in South Philadelphia for decades.
This innovative and complex stormwater mitigation engineering project is the result of many months of hard work and a shared willingness for government and business to work together to get something done that others could not.
RES is an outstanding member of our City’s business community and we applaud their leadership and stewardship on this project.
Rob Wonderling
President & CEO, Chamber of Commerce for Greater Philadelphia
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