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Readers response - Porous Asphalt is King of the Road - Revised 15/10

In the article “Porous Asphalt Is King of the Road”, Pave Green (n.d.) believes that porous asphalt is “King of the Road”.  According to Pave Green (n.d.), porous asphalt improves safety, reduces erosion and mitigates water pollution, while giving back to the earth. Porous asphalt roads prove to be a sustainable method in reducing pollution due to its natural filtration ability. One of the best applications is found in stormwater management where rainwater can flow through it, reducing the risk of floods. It can be used on superhighways where it enhances the safety of the road users especially during winter climates. Pave Green (n.d.) supports the reduced usage of chlorine-laden treatments used in deicing and anti-icing practices which contain harmful agents that can be detrimental to the environment and quality of water. Porous asphalt is significantly more cost-effective and environmentally friendly as compared to its conventional counterpart. While I agree with the positive impacts

Readers response Draft 2 - Porous Asphalt is King of the Road

 In the article “Porous Asphalt Is King of the Road”, Pave Green (n.d.) believes that porous asphalt is “King of the Road”.  According to Pave Green (n.d.), porous asphalt improves safety, reduces erosion and mitigates water pollution, while giving back to the earth. Porous asphalt roads prove to be a sustainable method in reducing pollution due to its natural filtration ability. One of the best applications is found in stormwater management where rainwater can flow through it, reducing the risk of floods. It can be used on superhighways where it enhances the safety of the road users especially during winter climates. Pave Green (n.d.) supports the reduced usage of chlorine-laden treatments used in deicing and anti-icing practices which contain harmful agents that can be detrimental to the environment and quality of water. Porous asphalt is significantly more cost-effective and environmentally friendly as compared to its conventional counterpart. While I agree with the positive impacts

Readers response Draft 1 - Porous Asphalt is King of the Road

In the article “Porous Asphalt is King of the Road”, Pave Green (n.d.) believes that porous asphalt is “King of the Road”.  According to Pave Green (n.d.), porous asphalt improves safety, reduces erosion and mitigates water pollution, while giving back to the earth. Porous asphalt roads prove to be a sustainable method in reducing pollution due to its natural filtration ability. One of the best applications is found in stormwater management where rainwater can flow through it, reducing the risk of floods. It can be used on superhighways where it enhances the safety of the road users especially during winter climates. Pave Green (n.d.) supports the reduced usage of chlorine-laden treatments used in deicing and anti-icing practices which contain harmful agents that can be detrimental to the environment and quality of water. Porous asphalt is significantly more cost-effective and environmentally friendly as compared to its conventional counterpart. While I agree with the positive impacts