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POSTER: Assessment of Nonpoint Pollution in Washington State

 
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15-03-017May 2015
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Author(s) Wong, S. and P. Pickett
Description This poster was presented at the Salmon Recovery Conference, May 27-29, 2015, in Vancouver, Washington. It summarizes the report of the same name published in September 2014; see link under Related Publications below.

This assessment provides the science foundation for the update of the state nonpoint plan, entitled “Washington's Water Quality Management Plan to Control Nonpoint Source Pollution.”

In this report, we synthesized existing information to characterize major nonpoint pollution issues in Washington, using several approaches spanning various pollutant types, land uses, and regions of Washington.

Findings showed that nonpoint pollution is still a widespread problem in Washington, contributing to multiple water quality issues that can impact both human health and aquatic wildlife.
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Keywords nonpoint source, water quality, TMDL, pollution
WEB PAGE Washington State's Plan to Control Nonpoint Pollution
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Washington's Water Quality Management Plan to Control Nonpoint Sources of Pollution

Assessment of Nonpoint Pollution in Washington State