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RELATIVE COST EFFECTIVENESS OF AGRICULTURAL AND URBAN NONPOINT POLLUTION CONTROL

William M. ParkLeonard ShabmanPark, William M.Shabman, Leonard

Year: 1980 Journal:   AgEcon Search (University of Minnesota, USA)   Publisher: University of Minnesota Rochester

Abstract

The relative cost effectiveness of agricultural and urban BMPs in improving receiving water quality is investigated for a river basin within a designated 208 area. Implications of agricultural BMPs being more cost effective than urban BMPs for implementation for costefficient nonpoint pollution control strategies are discussed.

Keywords:
Nonpoint source pollution Agriculture Pollution Environmental science Control (management) Environmental planning Natural resource economics Business Geography Economics

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