Questions 6 through 8 refer to the following. wants to evaluate the effectiveness of rain gardens in reducing the impact of urban n ruseff from an impervious roun parking lot and from the roof of the building. The parking lot is slightly flows foward the gardens The runoff from the roof is collected by various with and directed toward the gardens. Scientists at the agency plan to monitor the effectiveness by measuring ing the water quality of the storm water as ill moves through the gardens during and after storm 6 (1) Mark for Review Which of the following would be the best measure to use to determine the effectiveness of the ran gardens in reducing the impact of urban runoff? A The size and shape of the rain gardens (4) B The intensity and duration of the storm event C The speed and volume of the water exiting the gardens (c) D The temperature of the parking lot and the roof (D)

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Questions 6 through 8 refer to the following. wants to evaluate the effectiveness of rain gardens in reducing the impact of urban n ruseff from an impervious roun parking lot and from the roof of the building. The parking lot is slightly flows foward the gardens The runoff from the roof is collected by various with and directed toward the gardens. Scientists at the agency plan to monitor the effectiveness by measuring ing the water quality of the storm water as ill moves through the gardens during and after storm 6 (1) Mark for Review Which of the following would be the best measure to use to determine the effectiveness of the ran gardens in reducing the impact of urban runoff? A The size and shape of the rain gardens (4) B The intensity and duration of the storm event C The speed and volume of the water exiting the gardens (c) D The temperature of the parking lot and the roof (D)

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The best measure to use to determine the effectiveness of the rain gardens in reducing the impact of urban runoff would be:C. The speed and volume of the water exiting the gardensExplanation:The primary goal of rain gardens is to manage stormwater runoff by slowing down the flow and reducing the volume of water that exits the area, thereby allowing more water to infiltrate into the ground and reducing the burden on stormwater systems. By measuring the speed and volume of the water exiting the gardens, scientists can directly assess how well the rain gardens are performing in terms of mitigating urban runoff. This measure provides a clear indication of the rain gardens' effectiveness in managing stormwater.

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