The Seattle News reports on storm water damage to the Puget Sound
The equivalent of an oil spill half the size of the Exxon Valdez happens every year in the Puget Sound as a result of storm water runoff. Appeared in The Seattle News on 12/1/07.

Stormwater runoff challenge looms for City of Madison
The City of Madison has already met reduced stormwater pollution goals in advance of October, 2008 deadline. Meeting the next target, a 40% reduction in total volume of stormwater pollution, by 2013 will be more challenging. Appeared in the Isthumus on 11/1/07.

Capturing storm water in gardens is good for the lakes
Appeared in the Isthumus on 3/29/07

University of Wiscosin Extension Water Resources Education
The UW Extension office offers a wide range of publications on-line, including a guide to identify runoff pollution, erosion control information, state stormwater rules, urban runoff, and a series of Clean Water Tips publications.

A Face-Lift for Lake Wingra
The Wisconsin State Journal reports on a dredging proposal for an area of Lake Wingra necessitated by sediment deposited by storm water runoff.

Kid Friendly Website Explains Storm Water Runoff
Clean Ways for Waterways is a partnership between Washington County, the Village of Germantown, and the Cities of West Bend and Hartford in Wisconsin. A great resource for understanding what storm water runoff is and what individuals can do to prevent it.