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Research Triangle Park, North Carolina | Greening EPA | US EPA
Stormwater Management Stormwater runoff is naturally treated by plant material onsite to remove contaminants. Bioretention cells are also used to absorb, filter, and slow runoff. Natural woodlands and wildflower plantings are ...
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Washington, DC - Federal Triangle | Greening EPA | US EPA
LID strategies at the Federal Triangle complex. The first phase of the project, which included bioretention cells and a soil/grass stabilization/parking area installed along Constitution Avenue, was completed in spring ...
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LID Urban Design Tools - Bioretention
LID Urban Design Tools - Bioretention Bioretention Low Density Residential Bioretention cells, also known as rain gardens, have been successfully implemented in a number of typical suburban ... George's County, Maryland, was able to save more than $4,000 per lot using bioretention cells instead of conventional BMP pond technology. Six additional lots were recovered due to lower stormwater ...
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LID Urban Design Tools - Bioretention
LID Urban Design Tools - Bioretention Bioretention High Density Residential Bioretention cells, also known as rain gardens, can be easily incorporated into the common areas that are typical of apartment settings. For example, the picture to the right is of a bioretention ...
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