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08-03-26 | News
Chris Bogdan, a green stormwater infrastructure manager, shared separately with IECA about new innovative breakwater structures that mimic natural structures and are built with PH-neutral materials that allow marine life like mollusks and coral to grow safely on the surface. To read more, go to: https://news.ieca.org/better-than-rocks-and-walls
Innovations in Stormwater Management
Solutions for land and sea
Reseeding a field before or during the initial construction phases of a solar farm is one way to maximize construction efficiency and get ahead of stormwater management. Photo Credit: Viginia K. Brown
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Soil scientist Virginia K. Brown shares with the International Erosion Control Association (IECA) how addressing stormwater management via soil restoration done before or alongside initial construction phases on a solar farm project can facilitate efficient installation in addition to reducing the erosion solar farms are particularly prone to. Brown suggests aligning civil work, construction deadlines, and seeding work for optimal results. To read more, go to: https://news.ieca.org/here-comes-the-sun
Chris Bogdan, a green stormwater infrastructure manager, shared separately with IECA about new innovative breakwater structures that mimic natural structures and are built with PH-neutral materials that allow marine life like mollusks and coral to grow safely on the surface. To read more, go to: https://news.ieca.org/better-than-rocks-and-walls
As seen in LASN magazine, August 2026.
