Effects Of Low-impact-development (lid) Practices On Streamflow, Runoff Quantity, And Runoff Quality In The Ipswich River Basin, M

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Effects Of Low-impact-development (lid) Practices On Streamflow, Runoff Quantity, And Runoff Quality In The Ipswich River Basin, M
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Low-impact-development (LID) approaches are intended to create, retain, or restore natural hydrologic and water-quality conditions that may be affected by human alterations. Wide-scale implementation of LID techniques may offer the possibility of improving conditions in river basins, such as the Ipswich River Basin in Massachusetts, that have run dry during the summer because of groundwater withdrawals and drought. From 2005 to 2008, the U.S. Geological Survey, in a cooperative funding agreement with the Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation, monitored small-scale installations of LID enhancements designed to diminish the effects of storm runoff on the quantity and quality of surface water and groundwater.

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