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Rivers - Environmental Protection Agency, Ireland
Ireland is the European Communities (Water Policy) Regulations 2003 (S.I. 722 of 2003), which transposed Directive 2000/60/EC (the ... Phosphorus Regulations, prepared under Article 4(4) of the Local Government (Water Pollution) Act, 1977. The Phosphorus Regulations require that river water quality be maintained or improved by reference to a phosphorus ...
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Lakes - Environmental Protection Agency, Ireland
Phosphorus Regulations, prepared under Article 4(4) of the Local Government (Water Pollution) Act, 1977 (Water Quality Standards of Phosphorus) Regulations, 1998 (S.I. 258 of 1998). The Phosphorus Regulations ...
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Green_Leaf_w3
Ecology will host a citizen-based conference focusing on the 2002 Oklahoma Scenic River phosphorus regulations and their effect upon the environmental policies and practices of cities, beef, poultry and swine ...
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soils resource paper
H, nitrogen content, and phosphorus levels can change within millimeters surrounding a plant's root. Important features such as ... with soils as independent ecosystems and habitats plays out in the regulations of soil use.  The structure of regulations of soil use directly influences approaches to management.  Ultimately, however, it ...
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Delaware's Pollution Control Strategy --- Delaware Department of Water Resources
Manager Division of Water Resources Menu Division Staff Directory Programs Permits Licenses Regulations Forms Publications Financial Assistance Division Contact Guide Public Information DNREC Jobs May ... Bays Pollution Control Strategy (PCS). The strategy and accompanying regulations are designed to reduce the amounts of nitrogen and phosphorus entering the Indian River, Indian River Bay, Rehoboth ...
www.dnrec.state.de.us

Terms Beginning With "O"
Oral Toxicity: Ability of a pesticide to cause injury when ingested. Organic: 1. Referring ... industrial sources. Organism: Any form of animal or plant life. Organophosphates: Pesticides that contain phosphorus; short-lived, but some can be toxic when first applied. Organophyllic: A substance that ...
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Delaware's Pollution Control Strategy --- Delaware Department of Water Resources
Program Manager Division of Water Resources Menu Division Staff Directory Programs Permits Licenses Regulations Forms Publications Financial Assistance Division Contact Guide Public Information DNREC Jobs Simply put, ... impairments, the most common of which are pathogens and nutrients (nitrogen and phosphorus). Most impairments come from nonpoint sources, which are harder to control. Delaware ...
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Great Lakes Wetlands/Great Lakes Wetlands Issues
New Conservation Program for Cranberry Production 05/11 - LOCAL COMMENT: Groundwater regulations guard against overuse, misuse 05/06 - Belleville - Ambitious plans for source water protection 04 ... Midwest Wetlands Almost Gone But May Still Have Most Species 1/28 - Study Finds Controlling Phosphorus Pollution in Wetlands More Important Than Believed 1/27 - Protection for Wetlands is in ...
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july_dec2006_articles
Scientists say toxic stew harming Canadians; tougher pollution laws needed 12/14 - Michigan County Bans Phosphorus Fertilizers 12/13 - Environmentalists to sue Coast Guard over live-fire exercises 12/13 - ... LessTraveled 8/17 - McHenry County developing preservation plan 8/17 - Protect Great Lakes with tougher regulations: Ontario minister 8/17 - Bruce Power seeks OK for new nuclear site 8/17 - ...
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Federal and State Regulations | Radiation Protection | US EPA
On this page: Federal Regulations EPA Other Federal Agencies State Regulations You can also follow proposed federal regulations at these sites: EPA Regulations Page Federal Register: Environmental Documents Federal Regulations ... Subpart H (PDF) (5pp, 60Kb) K: Radionuclide Emissions from Elemental Phosphorus Plants (PDF)(3pp, 56Kb) Q: Radon Emissions from Department of Energy Facilities ...
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