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Applying much more phosphorus fertilizer and manure than crops can use builds up phosphorus in soil. After continuous over-fertilization, agricultural fields become a persistent reservoir for phosphorus that ends up polluting water bodies. Recent USGS study found that in the agricultural Midwest, many streams have their highest nitrogen concentrations in the spring, peaking in April-May. Nitrogen concentrations in many of these streams drop after crops emerge and begin taking up nitrogen, but phosphorus levels are often higher in the summer, creating ideal conditions for cyanobacteria blooms. In the Mississippi River basin, agricultural sources are the primary contributor of phosphorus, according. | LAWS OF TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO MINISTRY OF LEGAL AFFAIRS ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT ACT CHAPTER 35 05 Act 3 of 2000 Current Authorised Pages Pages Authorised inclusive by . 1-2 . 3-124 . 1 2009 125-136 . 137-156 . 1 2009 157-162 . 163-192 . 1 2009 . UPDATED TO DECEMBER 31ST 2009 LAWS OF TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO MINISTRY OF LEGAL AFFAIRS 2 Chap. 35 05 Environmental Management Index of Subsidiary Legislation Page Certificate of Environmental Clearance Rules LN 104 2001 . . 64 Noise Pollution Control Rules LN 60 2001 . . . 75 Noise Pollution Control Fees Regulations LN 51 2001 . . 101 Environmentally Sensitive Species Rules LN 63 2001 . . . 102 Environmentally Sensitive Area Rules LN 64 2001 . . . 112 Environmentally Sensitive Area Matura National Park Notice LN 323 2004 122 Certificate of Environmental Clearance Designated Activities Order LN 103 2001 . 134 Certificate of Environmental Clearance Fees and Charges Regulations LN 91 2001 . 145 Environmental Commission Rules of Practice and Procedure LN 135 2002 147 Note on Omissions The following Subsidiary Legislation have been omitted 1. 1 Water Pollution Rules 2001 LN 130 2001 . These Rules were made on 22nd June 2001 but were never laid in Parliament as a consequence the Water Pollution Amendment Rules 2006 LN 12 2007 cannot be included . 2 Water Pollution Fees Regulations 2001 LN 142 2001 Water Pollution Fees Regulations 2006 LN 330 2006 . . These Regulations were made with respect to the Water Pollution Rules 2001 referred to in paragraph 1 1 above . 2. Notices made under sections 28 29 35 and 86 have been omitted. These Notices deal with submission for comments and final action in respect of Rules made under the Act within a definite period See the Current Edition of Acts and Subsidiary Legislation for references to these Notices . UPDATED TO DECEMBER 31ST 2009 LAWS OF TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO MINISTRY OF LEGAL AFFAIRS Environmental .

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