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Controlling flood through discipline involves coordinated human behavior, responsible land use planning, proper waste disposal, disciplined construction, water conservation, maintenance of drainage systems, education, and awareness. #FloodControl #Discipline #EnvironmentProtection

Recommendations to help more effectively and efficiently manage stormwater runoff #mswmagazine #municipalsewerandwater #naturaldisaster #drought #overflowprevention #overflowprevention https://loom.ly/dYiJ5mc

The Benefits of Using Box Weirs in Water Regulation https://hubs.ly/Q02QTkqL0 Box weirs are widely used to regulate water levels, control flow rates, and improve water quality within flood management systems. This article will explore the benefits of using box weirs in flood control and water management and highlight their role in enhancing overall efficiency, sustainability, and environmental protection.

Are you concerned about the drainage system in your neighborhood? Wondering how to maintain it effectively to prevent flooding and ensure a clean environment for all? Our latest blog post has got you covered! The video below may look funny but there is a real need to improve on our drainage system and you can start with your environment. To have expert insights and practical tips on neighborhood drainage maintenance. Click the link in comment to explore more. #communityengagement #drainagemaintenancetips

We can see that poor drainage systems cause flooding and erosion, damaging infrastructure and ecosystems. How can we improve stormwater management to prevent this? Let's find ways to protect our environment and communities. #Flooding #Erosion #StormwaterManagement #EnvironmentalImpact #UrbanPlanning #Infrastructure #ClimateChange #WaterManagement #SustainableLiving #ProtectOurPlanet

Great work by the content team for this video, showcasing our in-house video and 3D modeling capabilities. Combining these two worlds allows us to bring our product systems to life, in an increasingly engaging, informative way 👏 #digitalamarketing #3dmodeling #videocontent #contentcreation #videoproduction #3dvisualization #digitalcontent

⭐ Municipal Spotlight: The Town of Natick is taking the next step towards removing the Charles River Dam in South Natick. The town completed the MEPA environmental review process and will start permitting efforts. This is a big step towards removing the Charles River Dam at South Natick, which was deemed in “poor condition” by the MA Office of Dam Safety and serves no purpose for power or flood control. Removing the South Natick Charles River Dam will facilitate fish passage, improve water quality and the river ecosystem, and minimize flood risk. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eFu5jpnV

Regular maintenance is essential to manage common issues with your community's Stormwater Ponds. Learn about how BPI addresses these challenges at:

This municipally-led dam removal project will restore habitat connectivity on the Charles River and increase climate resilience for the community.