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Chesapeake Unscripted: What happens to stormwater runoff after it rains? (York, Pa.)



April 12, 2012

We asked people in York, Pennsylvania what happens to stormwater runoff after it rains. Do you know the answer?

Produced by Steve Droter
Music: “Quand je serai grand” by Löhstana David

Keywords: Pollution, Chesapeake Bay, Chesapeake Bay Program, Pennsylvania, rain, runoff, stormwater, Susquehanna River, Codorus Creek, York

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