Watershed-based management strategies for the prevention and abatement of polluted agricultural runoff
An increase in the average size of individual livestock production operations coupled with local and regional concentrations of these operations tend to increase negative environmental impacts in many watersheds. Environmental compliance strategies developed by the Texas Institute for Applied Enviro...
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| description | An increase in the average size of individual livestock production operations coupled with local and regional concentrations of these operations tend to increase negative environmental impacts in many watersheds. Environmental compliance strategies developed by the Texas Institute for Applied Environmental Research (TIAER) can be applied to reduce the negative impacts caused by livestock production and other types of agricultural activities. Further, the Institute's "planned intervention/micro-watershed approach" may provide the foundation for comprehensive solutions to environmental problems within a broad ecosystem management context. |
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| subjects | agricultural land Agricultural runoff Agronomy. Soil science and plant productions Biological and medical sciences clean water act of 1972 concentrated animal feeding operations Environmental impact environmental law Environmental protection federal government Fundamental and applied biological sciences. Psychology livestock feeding livestock production point source pollution pollution control Q1 runoff Soil and water pollution Soil science state government texas institute for applied environmental research u.s. environmental protection agency (epa) water pollution watershed management Watersheds |
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