Evaluation of pollution levels due to the use of consumer fertilizers under Florida conditions.

Chopra, Manoj; Wanielista, Marty; Kakuturu, Sai; Hardin, Mike; Stuart, Erik; University of Central Florida. Stormwater Management Academy

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Evaluation of pollution levels due to the use of consumer fertilizers under Florida conditions.

2010-08-01
By Chopra, Manoj ; Wanielista, Marty ; Kakuturu, Sai ; ...

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Chopra, Manoj ; Wanielista, Marty ; Kakuturu, Sai ; Hardin, Mike ; Stuart, Erik

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University of Central Florida. Stormwater Management Academy
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Florida. Department of Transportation
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Drainage Environment Environmental Impacts Environmental Quality Fertilizers Groundwater Groundwater--Florida Road Drainage--Florida Runoff Runoff--Florida Water--Pollution Water Pollution Water Quality Water Quality--Florida--Measurement
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BDK78 977-04
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Tech Report
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Florida
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Final report; May 2008-Feb. 2011.
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University of Central Florida. Stormwater Management Academy
Abstract:

The Florida Department of Transportation has taken steps to reduce the amount of phosphorus and the time release of fertilizer compounds in all of its operations. Consequently, there may be a reduction in the mass of phosphorus being released to adjacent water bodies. This research project aims to provide a scientific basis for quantifying the reduction in nutrient losses from highway slopes due to changes in fertilization practices.
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