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Did you know? The impervious surface of a city block can generate five times more runoff than a wooded area of the same size.

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Happy 4th of July from the team at Stillwater Environmental Engineering! 🇺🇸 🎆

We hope you have a happy and safe holiday! Don't forget to clean-up all waste from fireworks to prevent pollution from entering local stormwater systems.

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Looking for assistance with your stormwater plan? 📋

Stillwater Environmental Engineering can help. Here at SEE, we have decades of experience in environmental engineering to help you meet your goals. Contact us today! https://t.co/7ysC9Xad0Y

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At SEE, we enjoy #collaborating with many organizations. In late October, the @maine_dep held an Erosion and Sediment Control Training for the members of @BASWG. A teacher at this training was our very own president, Phil Ruck! Below are some of the photos from this event.

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Road salts aren't the only materials dangerous to the #environment. Sand applied to roads releases phosphorus into the environment, which can cause long-term chemical imbalances in local water bodies when overused. Thus, you should apply all salt and sand sparingly!

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Did you know? Despite their destructive effects on communities, floodwaters are in fact essential for #ecosystem rejuvenation according to a number of experts. Read more about the ecological benefits of #floodwaters here: https://t.co/GXMW3PiYZv

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Are you in need of annual inspections of your #stormwater infrastructure? If so, SEE has you covered! Give us a call at [phone] or visit this page for more information on stormwater infrastructure inspections: https://t.co/JQZXreE3uj

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The @EPA has released a memorandum that provides guidance on how states can leverage the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) to monitor and reduce #PFAS substances in #stormwater and wastewater. Read more about this memorandum here: https://t.co/qqu8fafi4i

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Happy New Year from the team at SEE! Here's to an incredible 2023 filled with fresh insight and new goals. 🥂

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Pollution in stormwater runoff is a significant threat to Maine waters. There are certain #stormwater management steps that can be taken to prevent this #pollution. Look at this video from the @CumberlandSWCD for more info on what you can do to help. https://t.co/psxkcSBhrz

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A new study by the @UofIllinois is the first to suggest investing in new #infrastructure to harvest fresh water from oceanic water vapor. This is a solution for locations with limited supplies of fresh water. Read more about this project here: https://t.co/zBFPMC4OUg

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Algal blooms contribute to pollution in our waterways and have become more of an issue through climate chang The @EPA has developed a few ways communities and businesses can take action against this form of pollution, which can be seen in this video: https://t.co/iiJ5ZLbnkr

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In the winter, it's important to keep local storm drains free of snow and ice. Shoveling snow early can help prevent excess salt or sand from polluting local water systems through #stormwater.

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The experienced team at SEE offers a variety of skill sets. We can provide any municipal, industrial, or commercial entity with a wide range of #environmental compliance assistance. Call us today for more information at [phone] or visit our website: https://t.co/MusGAQahCM

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Happy Holidays from the team at SEE! 🎁 We wish you a joyous and safe holiday with family and friends.

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The @EPA just announced $52 Million in grants to assist in improving essential #stormwater infrastructure. These grants will be used by states for projects that reduce flooding and prevent #pollution throughout waterways. Read more in this article: https://t.co/WlmCxt2Q5V

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We hope you are enjoying the holiday season! Just a reminder that SEE staff will be working limited hours between Christmas (12/25) and New Years (1/1) to spend time with family and friends. We will return to full operation on January 2nd.

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"I would highly recommend that industries and communities throughout New England strongly consider using Stillwater Environmental Engineering for all your environmental, civil engineering and MS4/MSGP compliance requirements." -Kenneth Locke, Former Brewer Environmental Director

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If you plan on doing construction, you likely know that your site must comply with a number of regulations. One regulation most people aren't familiar with is #stormwater management. For more info on this and how to comply, look at this article: https://t.co/Xb5vwMmL1L

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Are you dreaming of a white #Christmas? Make sure you dispose of shoveled snow in vegetated areas, like rain gardens; not streets or streams. With more water absorbed by plants or the ground, less water will run off and carry #pollutants into streams.