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Seattle’s Broadview neighborhood is sporting an example of the Northwest’s leadership in urban design: a 32 acre natural drainage system. In urban areas, most rainwater runs quickly off impervious surfaces, carrying pollutants into creeks or lakes. But now Broadview uses weirs, native plants, sinuous streets, small wetland ponds, and silty soils to capture the rainwater […]