 All right, but we're not going to rip up all of our roads. That's true, but turns out we might not have to give up our paved surfaces entirely. Katherine took us to check out what looks like a totally normal basketball court. We are at Pierce Park in Central Falls. But the court is an example of how we can use engineering to help water reach the ground. The basketball court is actually constructed of pervious or porous pavement. So when rain falls on that pavement, it will actually infiltrate into the ground.