Title | Getting Results: Stories of Water Quality Improvements in Washington State |
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Getting Results: Stories of Water Quality Improvements in Washington State (Number of pages: 36) (Publication Size: 1MB)
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Author(s) | Bill Hashim and Ann Butler | ||||
Description | Washington State is working hard to determine if our strategies to improve water quality are effective. The state is just beginning to monitor programs to assess the effectiveness of nonpoint source controls, but we are still years away from making a final determination. However, in some places we can show that water quality is improving. Success stories are a great way to illustrate site-specific water quality improvements. The success stories in this publication are samples of those that have been received through an active solicitation |
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Contact | Water Quality Program at 360-407-6600 | ||||
Keywords | success stories, results, water quality story, water quality improvement, water quality, quality | ||||
WEB PAGE | Water Quality Home | ||||
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