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For more than a decade, all of the eco-friendly stormwater projects that Seattle touched turned to green. The city rebuilt block after neighborhood block to incorporate rain gardens and other natural strategies that can clean up and reduce polluted runoff. The projects worked great: they showcased native plants and sucked up the extra rainwater like […]http://www.sightline.org/daily_score/archive/2011/05/02/rain-garden-goof-in-ballard/resolveuid/e0fdc78ea1d0511f2a443c0ca4574085/image_preview