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    Feb. 25, 2025
    The Building Native Habitats and Federal Facilities Act would promote the planting of native plants.

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    Soil pH can affect the activation of fertilizers by altering the availability of many nutrients and can affect the activity of soil microbes.
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    Katie Johns
    Aug. 25, 2023
    From green infrastructure to erosion control, vegetation benefit water treatment and soil.
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    Katie Johns
    July 3, 2023
    Aaron Von Ostran, director of operations for the Stream and Wetlands Foundation, discusses the importance of wetland mitigation.
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    This 2021 picture shows a portion of the 1,000-foot Brushy Creek streambank restoration project.
    Zach Smoot
    Jan. 27, 2023
    The projected damages of invasive species estimated to be as high as $138 billion annually throughout the country.
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    May 17, 2022
    Taking rainwater treatment as seriously as storm water can be a critical part of the water solution
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    April 15, 2022
    Rainwater harvesting has the potential to provide many cost-effective benefits to municipalities, including storm water management, flood mitigation and outdoor irrigation