In the headwaters they studied, the researchers found the average age of the water in streams during snowmelt runoff was 5.7 ...

Stormwater drags nutrients like phosphorus into drains, which lead to lakes and streams hurting water quality. They can also create algae blooms. So how can you reduce runoff at home? There's a ...

As Ohio farmers endeavor to reduce nutrient runoff, many have found support through H2Ohio, a statewide water conservation ...

If you see red runoff, report it Erosion control expert Richard Scott who owns Earthworks Erosion Services said homeowners near construction sites need to take water runoff seriously.

Water stored in cisterns is available for watering crops, animals, lawns, driveways, the family dog, and possibly for human use as well.

Farm fertilizer runoff is impacting drinking water in the Midwest, not just the Gulf's 'dead zone' By Madeline Heim - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel and Mississippi River Basin Ag & Water Desk ...

Researchers say if California could collect and treat more stormwater in cities, it could provide enough water to supply a quarter of the state’s urban population.

The borough will be the testing ground for a storm water runoff plan that, if it succeeds, could be the model for other Commonwealth municipalities.

Less water runoff means that lakes and rivers won't be replenished as much and will depend on rainwater, officials said.

The state’s annual runoff levels from urban areas could fill nearly 6 million football fields with foot-deep water, nearly twice the amount of Florida, its next-wettest rival. The potential ...

Rainfall during the week of Sept. 2 has led to a collection of water runoff at some properties near Permian Basin Containers in Odessa.

Harvest Public Media Farm fertilizer runoff is impacting drinking water in the Midwest, not just the Gulf's 'dead zone' ...