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==What is it?==
==What is it?==
[http://www.boldandgold.com Bold & Gold] is a biosorption activated media (BAM) for pollution control developed by the Stormwater Management Academy at the University of Central Florida. It can be used to achieve nitrogen and phosphorus reduction in stormwater, wastewater and agricultural applications such as retention basins, swales and rain gardens, urban gardens and tree wells, pervious pavement, green roofs, filter strips and more. Bold & Gold is composed of a patented blend of mineral materials, sand, and clay.
[http://www.boldandgold.com Bold & Gold] is a biosorption activated media (BAM) for pollution control developed by the Stormwater Management Academy at the University of Central Florida. It can be used to achieve [[nitrogen]] and [[phosphorus]] reduction in stormwater, wastewater and agricultural applications such as retention basins, [[swales]] and [[rain gardens]], urban gardens and [[tree]] wells, [[permeable paving]], [[green roofs]], [[filter strips]] and more. Bold & Gold is composed of a patented blend of mineral materials, sand, and clay.
==How is it being used?==
==How is it being used?==
No projects that used Bold & Gold were found in Ontario. However, it has been used for projects such as a commercial green roof in Florida, an upflow filter chamber following a detention pond and a subsurface upflow wetland filter for nutrient removal. <ref>Stormwater Treatment Environments, LLC. Success Stories. http://greensmarts.com/success_stories.html. Accessed September 8, 2017.</ref> Filtration Media Specifications and Typical Cross Sections are provided on the Bold & Gold website.
No projects that used Bold & Gold were found in Ontario. However, it has been used for projects such as a commercial green roof in Florida, an upflow filter chamber following a detention pond and a subsurface upflow wetland filter for nutrient removal. <ref>Stormwater Treatment Environments, LLC. Success Stories. http://greensmarts.com/success_stories.html. Accessed September 8, 2017.</ref> Filtration Media Specifications and Typical Cross Sections are provided on the Bold & Gold website.