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Learning From Chesapeake Bay Study

An onsite wastewater panel recommends all states in the sensitive watershed area agree on best management practices protocol for reducing nitrogen load.
  • By Jim Anderson, Ph.D.
  • July 07, 2014

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Septic System Answer Man Nitrogen Best Management Practice (BMP) Maryland Regulations

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In January 2012, I was asked to serve on an expert panel to review available science on the pollutant removal performance of treatment practices to derive nutrient removal rates for individual onsite wastewater practices. This ended up being a nearly two-year process culminating...

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