Impacts of Major Point and Non-Point Sources on Raw Water Treatability

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Evaluates the impacts of point and non-point source discharges on drinking water source water quality, drinking water treatability, and water treatment costs. Also evaluates the potential for using best available technologies and best management practices to mitigate impacts prior to the water treatment plant intake. Research partner: WERF (project 99-HHE-4CO). Published in 2003.

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Impacts of Major Point and Non-Point Sources on Raw Water Treatability

Abstract

Resources

Impacts of Major Point and Non-Point Sources on Raw Water Treatability

Tools For Evaluating The Benefits Of Green Infrastructure for Urban Water Management: Informational Brief

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