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As cities across the country figure out solutions to protect the environment, stormwater runoff solutions are becoming more common.

Fayetteville is considering a tiered stormwater fee structure based on runoff impact, sparking debate over equity and support for businesses.

Kentucky is no stranger to storms – and excess stormwater runoff not only can be an aesthetic issue, but as the runoff flows it accumulates pollutants that adversely affect water quality.

Los Angeles already has fairly robust stormwater regulations for most other sectors, so schools are “really the only game changer left,” he added.

The Charles River Watershed Association, which has more than 80 volunteers who sample the water to collect data each month, is calling on cities and towns to cut back on releasing stormwater runoff.

This measure of 59.5 million acre-feet of annual stormwater runoff in the US comes from historical precipitation data. But going forward, climate change is messing with that rainfall in two main ways.

A proposed North Carolina bill would ban toxic pavement sealants and limit parking mandates. Lawmakers removed a section that would have scaled back local stormwater rules for redevelopment.

They'll be situated along parts of Highways 101, 34 and 150 in Ventura County. The project is being funded by $7.6 million from the state.

Stormwater runoff is increasing as rainfall gets heavier with climate change, adding more pollution to our rivers," said Emily Norton, CRWA's Executive Director.