Stormwater management has become a critical focus for urban planners and environmental scientists, particularly in light of increasing urbanization and climate change. As impervious surfaces such as roads and buildings proliferate, natural water absorption is diminished, leading to increased runoff during rainfall events. This runoff often carries pollutants, including heavy metals, nutrients, and organic compounds, into local water bodies, posing significant risks to aquatic ecosystems and public health.
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