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To check for any watches or warnings of algal blooms in your area, go to the Kansas Department of Health and Environment, ...
The pollution from road salt has only become ... which many homes in the Adirondacks have and people drink from. Second, road salt runoff water travels into streams and rivers which is toxic ...
“A solution is urgent,” Chen says, regarding road-runoff pollution. “A lot of people don't know what runoff pollution is, but these pollutants are getting into our environment and destroying ...
Experts are encouraging people to use only a coffee mug's worth of road salt to cover a 20-foot driveway and add that any excess salt should be shoveled to prevent any runoff into nearby streams.
However, municipal water-quality reports show that salt pollution here in the Capital District is among the most problematic in the state. The Salt Reduction task force report concluded that road ...
Salt pollution from road deicing salts threatens freshwater ... basins that are used to manage and treat urban stormwater runoff. Megan Rippy, assistant professor in civil and environmental ...
In urban areas, road salts used for de-icing during ... to design more effective stormwater systems to manage runoff, reduce salt pollution, and create greener, more resilient cities.