Porous asphalt is an environmentally friendly tool for stormwater management.

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Asphalt isn't just for single-driver cars.	Perpetual asphalt pavements have actually been built in the U.S. for generations – even before engineers articulated the concept.	Maintaining a Perpetual Pavement is like putting a new roof on a house.	Often it is possible to route runoff from roofs and roads into the stone recharge bed of a porous parking lot.
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