| Title |
Longevity of Bioretention Depths for Preventing Acute Toxicity from Urban Stormwater Runoff |
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Date Published |
| 25-10-070 | September 2025 |
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Longevity of Bioretention Depths for Preventing Acute Toxicity from Urban Stormwater Runoff (Number of pages: 121) (Publication Size: 5613KB)
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| Author(s) |
Jenifer McIntyre |
| Description |
This document summarizes the results of a Stormwater Action Monitoring (SAM) study that evaluated the effectiveness of bioretention media in treating stormwater for 13 water years. This study builds on the findings from a previous SAM study showing that filtration through bioretention reduces stormwater toxicity and protects sensitive fish-coho salmon. |
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| Contact |
Chelsea Morris at 360-407-6000 or chelsea.morris@ecy.wa.gov |
| Keywords |
bioretention, stormwater, best management practice, Stormwater Action Monitoring |
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