Education and collaboration.
Those seem the best ways for local officials to fix critical stormwater issues like runoff and flooding, conditions that are only worsening with climate change.
They are also essential for community advocates interested in pushing those officials to correct long-standing flooding and water quality issues, so say Michael Pisauro, policy director of the Pennington-based The Watershed Institute, and the institute’s Community Engagement Manager, Kendra McKoy.
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