tailieunhanh - Alaska’s Nonpoint Source Water Pollution Control Strategy

The majority of lead contaminated sites in the Blacksmith Institute’s database are found in Africa, South America, South and Southeast Asia, but the problem of lead pollution plagues most developing countries worldwide. Its uses are varied; in Latin America it has often been utilized for ceramic glazing and in other countries leaded gasoline is still used. In the . lead paint is the cause of a majority of lead exposures and such exposures can be expected in most countries since paint pigments using lead were commonly used worldwide up until a few decades ago. Global production of lead was expected. | Alaska s Nonpoint Source Water Pollution Control Strategy ALASKA Conservation u r .Ji E 3 February 15 2007 Alaska s Nonpoint Source Water Pollution Control Strategy Table of Contents 1. A. Purpose of the B. Nonpoint Source Pollution in 1. Organization of the 2. Funding C. Federal Regulatory 1. Coastal Zone Management Act Section 2. Alaska s Implementation of Strategy D. Statewide Incorporation of EPA s Nine Key Table 1. Nonpoint Source Pollution Program NPS Action 2. Urban Community A. Urban Water 1. Stormwater 2. Snow 3. Gravel Pit 4. On-site sewage disposal systems OSDS .22 5. Fecal Coliform 6. Sedimentation .23 7. 8. Alteration of Natural 9. 10. Solid B. Management Measures and C. Regulatory D. Key E. Goals for Reduction of Pollution from Urban and Community Table 2. Urban and Community Development Action Plan UR .29 3. Forest A. Management Measures and B. Regulatory 1. Regulatory Controls for Forest Activities on State Private and Other Public 2. Regulatory Controls for Forest Activities on Federal C. Key D. Goals for Reduction of Pollution from Forest Table 3. Forest Practices FP Action 4. Harbors and Marinas. 42 A. Management Measures and B. Regulatory C. Key 2 Alaska s Nonpoint Source Water Pollution Control Strategy D. Goals for Reduction of Nonpoint Source Pollution from Harbors and Table 4. Harbors and Marinas Action Plan HM .45 5. A. Management Measures and B. Regulatory C. Key D. Goals for Reducing Nonpoint Source Pollution from Table 5. .

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