| Generally speaking, point source pollution is easier to regulate or control because you know the source of the pollution. |
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| The rising problem of industrial and urban waste water discharge to rivers in the US during the mid-1900s sparked the need to regulate point source pollution discharge. |
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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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| After the implementation of point source pollution abatement measures, it has been shown that many of the natural water resources do not recover fully their natural water quality. |
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| In some of the EU-15, and more generally in the EU-12, point source pollution is also an important problem. |
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| This result suggests the progressive enrichment of these ions, possibly from the point source pollution. |
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| The presence of P in surface water may be linked to point source pollution from the mining activities. |
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| Water from wells close to point source pollution was worst quality. |
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| If they come from a single location, it is called point source pollution. |
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| In relation to point source and non point source pollution from livestock and agriculture, and industrial, domestic and agricultural micropollution, detailed and expensive analyses were necessary. |
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| Point source pollution happens when we can easily identify determinate individuals whose activity is causing the harm done by the pollution. |
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| Point source pollution refers to the water pollution that originates from known sources such as discharge pipes of wastewater from factories, and industrial and municipal sewage facilities. |
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| Point source pollution occurs when there is a single, identifiable, localized source of the pollution. |
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