Site inspections are a critical part of your industrial stormwater general permit (ISGP). Inspections are an important tool to catch issues before they cause major stormwater pollution issues, as well […]
Spills are an unfortunate reality on industrial sites, and it is important to know how to quickly respond and clean up a spill. Utilizing the best management practices for spill […]
Spills are an unfortunate reality of industrial operations. The ability to swiftly and effectively manage spills is essential to protecting the environment and complying with stormwater regulations. Having a well-stocked […]
Turbidity is the measurement of the cloudiness of our stormwater generally caused by material that washes off the landscape and becomes suspended in our stormwater. Turbidity is easy to measure […]
Did you know that the WSC has a YouTube channel with hundreds of videos covering all aspects of stormwater management and permitting in Washington state? The Washington Stormwater Center’s YouTube […]
While most stormwater samples get sent off to an accredited lab, pH is one of the few parameters that can be measured in the field. The process for analyzing pH […]
NEBC 2024 Managing Stormwater in Washington Conference
February 28, 2024
The Washington Stormwater Center is proud to sponsor the 2024 NEBC Conference! Designed by environmental professionals from across the region’s consulting, legal, regulatory, policy, and regulated industries, the four-track, twelve-session […]
Sheet flow is one of the most challenging sampling scenarios you can face for the Industrial Stormwater General Permit. The biggest challenge comes from getting enough volume in your sample […]
Sampling stormwater out of a catch basin is a common scenario that many facilities face when sampling for their ISGP. With multiple stormwater inputs, hard-to-reach sampling points, and heavy coverings, […]
The CLOSING date for abstract submission is March 8th This year’s PNW-SETAC conference will focus on a theme that builds on a familiar notion: as knowledge accretes over time, what do […]