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| The Bernalillo and Sandoval County metropolitan area covers over 250 square miles, virtually all of it sloped toward the Rio Grande. The vertical drop is nearly a mile from the crest to the river, making an elaborate storm drainage system necessary. During a rain storm, this puts enormous pressure on 722 miles of storm drains throughout the area. As stormwater sweeps everything in its path into the river, the quality of that water has become a critical challenge for all of us. |
What's the Mid Rio Grande Stormwater Quality Team up to?
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View the exciting new educational video, “Stormwater Quality – The Message” produced by students from Bernalillo High School, Rio Rancho High School and Sue Cleveland High School. |
View the original short music video entitled “Bag It Up” that is part of “Stormwater Quality – The Message.” |
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| Click here for a PDF of the River Xchange 2011 Report.
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| Do you Scoop the Poop? Pet waste carries lots of harmful bacteria. Click here to learn how you can keep it out of our river! |
| Check out our PSA's by clicking here. |
| Are hazardous chemicals from your home polluting the Rio Grande? Click here to see how you can prevent stormwater pollution. |
| Find out what's happening with the Stormwater Team here. |
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Did you know?
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Increased erosion from construction activity can produce much more debris to the Rio Grande than the natural or finished state of a project.
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