“Oh, that? That’s Splashley Olsen. She keeps 500 gallons out of the sewer every storm.” Mic drop. TLDR: Rain gardens are shallow, planted basins that catch stormwater from roofs and driveways, let it soak into the ground, and filter out pollutants before they hit...
At Rainplan, we believe that a little action goes a long way—especially when it comes to managing stormwater and making your home more climate-resilient. Let’s be honest: climate anxiety is real—and growing. You feel it when you scroll through wildfire maps.You feel...
Stormwater Runoff and Sports When we think about sporting events, our minds usually drift to thrilling victories, legendary plays, and the electric atmosphere of the stadium. But behind the scenes, there’s an often overlooked, yet crucial player that can turn...
Rain Harvesting with Rain Barrels Saving on water bills and water for our gardens or lawns is becoming even more important. One way homeowners can save is by harvesting rainwater with a rain barrel. However, many homeowners hesitate to install rain barrels because...
The Future of Stormwater Management: Emerging Trends Stormwater management is an essential aspect of urban planning and environmental conservation, but it’s not the topic that sizzles like solar or carbon capture. As climate change intensifies and urbanization...
Equity in stormwater infrastructure is a vital component of urban infrastructure, especially in densely populated areas. It helps prevent flooding, protects water quality, and ensures a sustainable future for cities. However, to build resilient and equitable urban...
