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Previous Issues
Stormwater
March 2017
Storm Waters Run Deep: Bellingham’s Solution to Toxic Stormwater
Editor’s Note: This article, first published in the December 2016 issue, has been revised and expanded. Annual rainfall is rising in Whatcom County, bringing with it big storms and increased water pollution in the form of heavy runoff from roads … Continue reading
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December 2016
Stormwaters Run Deep: Bellingham’s Solution to Toxic Runoff
Annual rainfall is rising in Whatcom County, bringing with it big storms and increased water pollution in the form of heavy runoff from roads and hard surfaces (1). Runoff carries toxic crud such as oil, pesticides and fertilizers into the … Continue reading
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