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Cross Section of Combined Sewer Overflow 

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medical illustration of About 770 cities in the US have combined sewer overflows, which are designed to collect stormwater, urban runoff, and sewage in the same pipe. In dry weather conditions, all of the wastewater will go to a treatment plant for processing; in extreme precipitation events, the wastewater can overflow into a local watershed. Rendered for an ERSI Story Map by Jack Barker. Keywords: Adobe Illustrator, vector, blueprint, urban, infrastructure, green and gray, storm, drain, pollution, water, Fiona Martin
Next medical illustration of Cross section showing differences between green and gray infrastructure. Hard surfaces such as streets, drains, and pipes can send polluted runoff into watersheds. Green infrastructure such as bioswales or planter boxes absorb stormwater and reduce pollution. Rendered for an ERSI Story Map by Jack Barker. Keywords: Adobe Illustrator, vector, blueprint, urban, bioswale, storm, drain, pollution, water, tree, plants, roots, car, rain, precipitation, environment, Fiona Martin

Green and Gray Stormwater Infrastructure

About 770 cities in the US have combined sewer overflows, which are designed to collect stormwater, urban runoff, and sewage in the same pipe. In dry weather conditions, all of the wastewater will go to a treatment plant for processing; in extreme precipitation events, the wastewater can overflow into a local watershed. Rendered for an ERSI Story Map by Jack Barker. Keywords: Adobe Illustrator, vector, blueprint, urban, infrastructure, green and gray, storm, drain, pollution, water, Fiona Martin

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