Principles of Stormwater Management

Principles of Stormwater Management, 1st Edition, provides a concise foundational guide to runoff science, discharge standards, and environmental compliance. Written by Roger D. Griffin, the book outlines the fundamental concepts required to evaluate runoff and mitigate environmental risks.

The text addresses the hydrologic cycle, contaminant sources, regulatory standards, atmospheric deposition, and best management practices. It introduces technical treatment approaches alongside empirical field data detailing discharge concentrations across a variety of contaminants.

Designed to clarify critical construction-site considerations, the volume supports students, contractors, developers, and engineers. It also offers valuable perspective on federal mandates for environmental consultants, lawyers, and government regulators.