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Nonpoint Source Assessment: User's Guide to Ohio's Surface Waters, Bulletin 873-98
... Nonpoint Source Assessment: User's Guide to Ohio's Surface Waters, Bulletin 873-98 Nonpoint Source Assessment: User's Guide to Ohio's Surface Waters Bulletin 873-98 Authors Department of Food, Agricultural and ... C. Brown, brown.59@osu.edu C.E. Volgstadt Ohio Environmental Protection Agency Division of Surface Water Lazarus Government Center Larry M. Antosch, larry.antosch@epa.state.oh.us Design and ...
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Total Maximum Daily Loads and Agricultural BMPs in Florida
... Water Act requires states to submit lists of surface waters that do not meet applicable water quality standards and to establish TMDLs for these waters on a prioritized schedule. In response to state ... and assessment to verify water quality impacts. Year 3: Development and adoption of TMDLs for waters verified as impaired. Year 4: Development of a Basin Management Action Plan (BMAP) to achieve ...
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EXTOXNET PIP - 2,4-D
... least five States and in Canada [20]. Very low concentrations have also been detected in surface waters throughout the U.S. [23]. Breakdown in water: In aquatic environments, microorganisms readily degrade 2 ...
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EXTOXNET PIP - CLETHODIM
... was observed below the top 20 cm of the soil (294). Breakdown of Chemical in Surface Water: Clethodim may be highly persistent in the aquatic environment. Reported half-lives for clethodim ... the low persistence and mobility of the compound, it is unlikely to be found in surface waters. Breakdown of Chemical in Vegetation: Clethodim is rapidly degraded on the leaf surfaces by an ...
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Ohioline Bulletins
... of Balsam Fir, Special Circular 159 Nonpoint Source Assessment: User's Guide to Ohio's Surface Waters, Bulletin 873 North American Maple Syrup Producers Manual, Bulletin 856 Ohio Agronomy Guide, 14th Edition ...
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Herring Biology - Life Cycle
... ," are about 40 millimeters long. The brit migrate shoreward, collecting in dense schools near the surface. Density-dependent growth is evident in schools of juvenile herring; if the schools exceed an ... response to light cycles. Dispersed throughout the water column during the day, they collect in surface waters at night to feed on their zooplankton prey. In the late summer and fall, when ...
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Herring Biology - Ecology
... the upper water column, following the massive vertical migrations of zooplankton that inhabit deep waters by day and surface waters by night. Research has shown that herring feed on zooplankton in several ways ... Simila. (2001) Killer whales attacking schooling fish: why force herring from deep water to the surface?. Marine Mammal Science. 17(2): 343-352. [4] Cooper, R. A. (11/2000) Personal ...
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Research Program - Soil and Environmental Sciences
... of chemical and biological contaminants. Overseeding rye into standing corn reduced nitrate concentrations in draining waters to below the drinking water limit of 10 parts per million in systems where N ... over thirty years, is fairly mobile in soil, and is occasionally detected in ground and surface waters in agricultural areas. Work by Dr. Ed Topp at London indicates that the abundance of ...
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Brooklyn Botanic Garden: Rain Gardens—Using Spectacular Wetland Plantings to Reduce Runoff
... ages this precipitation has etched a vast web of watersheds into the planet's surface. However, our huge and costly storm-water infrastructure subverts nature's plumbing system. Rainfall ... sewers, carrying pesticides, motor oil, and other pollutants to nearby streams and rivers, fouling surface waters and destroying aquatic life through sheer physical force. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency ...
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Nature  publications
... (photo Appy Sluijs) Appy Sluijs and colleagues report that before 55 million years ago, the surface waters of the Arctic Ocean were as warm as 18 degrees Celsius, and were completely free ... will have even greater confidence in their predictions for the future." Articles Nature : "Episodic fresh surface waters in the Eocene Arctic Ocean" by Henk Brinkhuis, Stefan Schouten, Appy Sluijs, Johan vd Burgh ...
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