10 Grass Pavers for Driveway - All You Need to Know
Following the Journey of Rainwater When rainy days come, we can hear the rhythm of rain similar to someone playing drums overhead. Suppose you are venturing outside and rain directly pouring on you and your surroundings, you might have witnessed the journey of rainwater closely. The rainwater drops on asphalt roads or driveways dissolve Petro-chemicals existing in asphalt material. Similarly, other surfaces also add various pollutants in rainwater during its journey to drainage or nearby stream or river. Once We Had Permeable Earth Surfaces A century ago, our roads and driveways were made of cobblestones or stone grits/gravels. Such natural materials were creating permeable surfaces to absorb the rainwater drain. Our rush to modernization has turned our roads and driveways into impermeable surfaces using asphalt or cement-concrete slabs. Of course, it had reduced the maintenance and cost a lot in the long run but resulted in an invisible land & water pollution, which is ...