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Infiltration of stormwater from highway operations to reduce coastal pollution.

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    The coastal waters of Hawaii are extremely important for recreation as well as for the health of

    the marine environment. Runoff from the construction and operation of highways can be a

    source of pollution to coastal waters. Individual states in the US have established regulatory

    programs to protect surface waters for their designated uses. Protecting near shore waters is

    particularly important in the State of Hawaii where beach water quality is critical to the tourismbased

    economy. Diffuse pollution from storm runoff is found to have a great impact on surface

    water quality (Novotny, 1999; Kim et al., 2005). State and federal regulatory agencies are

    increasing their efforts to quantify and control the sources of non-point source pollution. Limited

    water quality monitoring data for storm runoff from the construction and operation of highway

    H-3 on Oahu are available (Wong, 2005; Presley, 2001; Presley 2002; Young and Ball, 2004;

    Young and Ball, 2005). Such data are not widely available for all areas of the state, although the

    Hawaii Department of Health (HDOH) and the Clean Water Branch are trying to develop and

    implement TMDLs for various streams. The current research was undertaken to obtain additional

    data on storm runoff water quality.

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