Southern California Public Radio has continued its series of reports regarding the use of green infrastructure to address the problem of stormwater pollution. The first report was on Ventura County, and this one covers Los Angeles.
Read, listen and watch (there are links to a video clip and a slide show) as the application of green infrastructure and low impact development in the urban jungle of Los Angeles is explained and explored.
The report ties in well with Surfrider Foundation's Ocean Friendly Gardens program.
It is nice to hear that LA officials are looking forward to green infrastructures to fight stormwater pollution. It is about time for officials to start thinking and acting for a stormwater. Best management practices should be kept in mind, for the continuous stage of climate change is alarming. Thanks for sharing!
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