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Demonstration and evaluation of processed forest biomass in bioretention cells for reduction of wildfire hazard and treatment of stormwater runoff : final report to the South Carolina Forestry Commission
Templeton, Scott R. Clemson University. Department of Agricultural and Applied Economics South Carolina. State Commission of Forestry
Templeton, Scott R.
Clemson University. Department of Agricultural and Applied Economics
South Carolina. State Commission of Forestry
Abstract
A bioretention cell is a space-saving method to manage stormwater runoff from
streets and parking lots. The purpose of this project was to demonstrate the use of processed forest biomass in a
bioretention cell at an industrial park in a developing area of South Carolina and evaluate the
environmental performance and costs of this cell.
Issue Date
2004-10
Keywords
Runoff--South Carolina, Storm water retention basins--South Carolina, Wildfires--South Carolina--Prevention and control, Hydrology--South Carolina
Type
Text
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