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These products help prevent pollutants from entering stormwater drains and contaminating local waterways. Stormwater runoff occurs when rainwater flows over surfaces such as roads, parking lots, and buildings, picking up pollutants. This contaminated runoff can enter stormwater drains and pollute streams, rivers, and lakes if not adequately managed.
Control measures can be implemented, including using filters or basins to capture pollutants before it enters the drain.
Additionally, regular maintenance of stormwater infrastructure, such as cleaning and repairing storm drains and catch basins, can also help prevent pollutants from entering the waterways. It is also essential to properly dispose of any collected residue to prevent it from being washed back into the waterways during heavy rain events.
