Bioswales on The Ray

Jul 20, 2017 11:00 AM ET

Campaign: The Ray

These areas, known as bioswales, are shallow drainage ditches filled with vegetation to slow water movements and capture particulate pollutants, heavy metals, rubber and oil during rainstorms.

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