This is some terrible destruction youtu.be/UHUV3xDlnwo?...

Ufdah, I imagine it can be a challenge running with dogs!

Good luck! I found a running buddy and we have been holding each other accountable to meet in the morning.. Now my running buddy has moved, so may have to figure out how to be consistent on my own!

Pro-tip for better sleep, you should turn off your phone each evening by 9pm, take a trip to the dump, and e-cycle it responsibly

Ugh, I don't feel prepared to deal with this. Identifying papers that I haven't written seems like an easy tell, though!

Good luck! 😬

So, towns are dealing with the same or worsening challenges related to runoff and flooding and fewer tools to address those challenges.

MS4 communities are important to work with but communities that don't reach that threshold must still deal with impervious cover. Oftentimes, even as population decreases (and along with it the tax base to support water management infrastructure), imperviousness increases or stays the same.

• Population density alone does not fully explain impervious surface changes.

• Impervious cover in many small towns exceeded ecological thresholds of 10%.