Rainwater harvesting is the on-site collection and storage of rainfall from impermeable surfaces and storage for later use.
Rainwater harvesting is the on-site collection and storage of rainfall from impermeable surfaces and storage for later use. In the UK, the rain is mostly collected off existing roofs, though it can also come from hard standing (e.g. car parks) if water quality considerations allow, and/or from specially prepared surfaces such as compacted soil or plastic sheeting.
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