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Decision
Elements
Stakeholder Awareness, Outreach
and Education
Watershed
Characterization
Status and Trends in Water Quality and
Nutrient Loading
Regulations, Policies, and Management
Programs
Quantitative Reduction
Targets
Analytical
Tools
Management
Practices
Monitoring
Networks
Funding and Economic
Incentives
Communication |
Management
Practices
Management practices are considered in the broadest terms - input management, water
management, point
source
wastewater treatment,
and
best management practices
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Typically we think
only of conventional
best management practices for
nutrient reduction, but managing water and nutrient
inputs are effective management practices. Reuse and recycling of water and its associated nutrients
reduces nutrient loading to
waterbodies.
Managing nutrient input or application reduces
the amount potentially available for runoff.




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