| As he points out, good forestry is part of the solution to nonpoint source pollution. |
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| Groundwater pollution by nitrates of agricultural origin is a form of nonpoint source pollution since no point source is identifiable. |
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| Such waste, when it pollutes bodies of water, is called nonpoint source pollution. |
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| It teaches everyone about storm water runoff and nonpoint source pollution. |
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| It is a promising tool for better managing and controlling nonpoint source pollution. |
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| This is feasible as long as the polluter is clearly identified and is able to pay, but less so in the case of nonpoint source pollution. |
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| Recommend that the Parties adopt systematic methods to evaluate nonpoint source pollution control programs. |
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| Agricultural fields surrounding the Yamuna river are direct nonpoint source of pollution impacting the river quality. |
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| Nutrient leaching from accumulated manure is a significant source of nonpoint source water pollution. |
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| Canada does not have statutory support to do nonpoint source management at the present time. |
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| It is widely recognized that the goals of the Water Pollution Control Act Amendments of 1972 will be achieved only if in addition to point source pollution, nonpoint source pollution is controlled. |
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| Linkages between groundwater quality and surface water quality are generally not recognized, as nonpoint source programs normally focus on runoff from the land surface. |
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| The Cornwall portion of the AOC is moving forward in the control of combined sewer overflows, fishery habitat enhancements and agricultural nonpoint source pollution prevention. |
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| These indicators include sediment remediation, wastewater infrastructure, habitat rehabilitation, nonpoint source pollution control, and remediation of hazardous waste sites. |
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| Lastly, the widespread use of 5-metre wide grassed strips along the banks of waterways will be an effective way of reducing nonpoint source pollution. |
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| Contamination comes from nonpoint source pollution, such as agricultural and urban runoff, point source discharges of contaminants, groundwater, and airborne movement of contaminants from hazardous materials sites. |
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| Recommend that the Parties develop performance standards for nonpoint source pollution control technologies, including standards for the land surface. |
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| In addition, plans have addressed nonpoint source pollution, habitat rehabilitation, pollution prevention and other actions to restore beneficial uses. |
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| Although there are several United States federal programs supporting reductions of nonpoint source pollution, the United States government has not identified expenditures within its Areas of Concern. |
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| While agriculture is virtually exempt of any duties or obligations with respect to the environment, the problems related to nonpoint source pollution are major ones. |
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| However, the lengthy residence times of groundwater flow also limit opportunities for the remediation of contamination, in general, and nonpoint source contamination, in particular. |
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| For this defender of farmers and farming, the solution to the problem of agricultural nonpoint source pollution is probably somewhere in-between both extremes. |
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| In addition, it was important that the species selected enable researchers to identify significant changes in the levels of both local sources of pollution and nonpoint source pollution. |
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| As previously noted, because the geographic boundaries of Areas of Concern in the United State are not clearly defined, the extent of nonpoint source pollution in the Areas of Concern is difficult to determine. |
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| The original title of Annex 16 implies a focus on groundwater as a local phenomenon, whereas more recent research and interest is on the more dispersed nonpoint source pollution. |
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| If there is a change to look at nonpoint source pollution to the Great Lakes, there isa greater need for basinwide groundwater resource evaluation. |
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| At the symposium The St. Lawrence-for Life held at the end of October 1996, many participants stressed the fact that agricultural nonpoint source pollution was a major source of contamination for Quebec's waterways. |
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| Not surprisingly, additional needs were identified for nonpoint source pollution prevention and decentralized or onsite wastewater systems. |
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| Sampling techniques adapted to nonpoint source pollution will take into account climatic events that have an impact on inputs to waterways and nonpoint source agricultural pollutants. |
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| Runoff that occurs on the ground surface before reaching a channel is also called a nonpoint source. |
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| Most people are unaware that storm water pollution, also known as nonpoint source pollution, constitutes the major threat to our drinking water and recreational waters in our country. |
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| Pollution is often classed as point source or nonpoint source pollution. |
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| When runoff flows along the ground, it can pick up soil contaminants including petroleum, pesticides, or fertilizers that become discharge or nonpoint source pollution. |
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| Agriculture, though, has been exempted from many of the regulations and permit requirements, mostly due to the concept of nonpoint source pollution. |
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