Environmental
What is 'stormwater management' and why is it regulated in Rhode Island?
AA system for managing water within a building
BThe control of rainwater runoff to prevent flooding, erosion, and water quality degradation, regulated by Rhode Island DEM and local ordinances✓ Correct
CA CRMC program for ocean waves
DA FEMA flood insurance program
Explanation
Stormwater management involves controlling runoff from rain and snowmelt to prevent flooding, erosion, and pollution of water bodies. Rhode Island DEM and municipalities regulate stormwater through permits and design standards for new development.
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