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International volunteer survey finds widespread plastic pellet pollution in waterways
A 2026 international citizen science project uncovered extensive plastic pellet pollution across the U.S. and other countries, highlighting the widespread presence of nurdles in aquatic environments and their potential environmental impact.

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Biochar guidance gives stormwater engineers a roadmap for BMP integration
The Center for Watershed Protection and the American Biochar Institute have released the first comprehensive guidance manual for integrating biochar into stormwater best management practices.

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Traverse City, Mich. says infrastructure investments averted major environmental incident during record April flooding
Traverse City officials say more than $70 million in infrastructure investments since 2021 prevented an estimated 1.5 million gallons of raw sewage from reaching the Boardman River and Grand Traverse Bay during record April flooding.

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Sioux Falls expands green infrastructure to reduce flooding and improve water quality
Sioux Falls has completed two green infrastructure projects featuring rain gardens and bioretention systems to mitigate flooding and enhance stormwater quality.

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Lake Houston levels lowered as Texas flooding turns deadly, triggers statewide emergency response
Tropical Storm Arthur is keeping flood watches active from Houston to Louisiana. Houston has already drawn down Lake Houston, after a Bandera County flood death and statewide emergency activations this week.

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