Nonpoint source pollution is the runoff of pollutants (including soil and nutrients) from agricultural, urban, and other lands (as opposed to point source pollution, which comes directly from one ...

Nonpoint source (NPS) pollution is a major environmental issue in North Idaho, particularly within the growing Coeur d’Alene Lake watershed. Unlike point source pollution, which stems from ...

Converting forest land to urban development or agricultural use can present risks to water quality when done near streams or river sources. This study examined data from 15 water treatment plants in ...

Has testified before Congress on agricultural policy and environmental policy ... by the number of citations of her work in academic papers. Researches nonpoint source pollution in areas of urban ...

Point source pollution comes ... that directly discharges into waterways. Non-point pollution is not as easy to pinpoint as it includes runoff from agricultural land, urban areas and more.

Willow biomass is an environmentally sound, locally produced, renewable source of energy and bioproducts. Driven by concerns about global warming, air pollution ... They are planted on open, ...

Northwestern Agricultural University, 1982 Dr. He’s research focuses on watershed hydrology, nonpoint source pollution modeling, and water resource management. In recent years, he has been defining ...

Land surface-atmosphere interactions such as evapotranspiration, land surface energy and water balances, and atmospheric boundary layer dynamics Applications of remote sensing in hydrology Surface ...

This downward trend underscores the clear and undeniable link between nitrogen pollution and agricultural activities. There should be no ambiguity about the primary source of elevated nitrogen ...