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  • Poisoned Waters - PBS Frontline documentary examining threats facing the nation’s iconic waterways like the Chesapeake Bay and Puget Sound
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  • Septic Systems and Nitrogen Pollution - Coalition for Buzzards Bay-produced document providing brief overview of nitrogen pollution and wastewater treatment alternatives. Buzzards Bay treatment alternatives Download Document pdf (1.3 MB)
  • EPA Nutrient Control Design Manual - This document presents findings from an extensive review of nitrogen and phosphorus control technologies and techniques currently applied and emerging at municipal wastewater treatment plants. Nutrient Control Design Manual Download Document pdf (3.2 MB)
  • EPA Municipal Nutrient Removal Technologies Reference Document - This EPA reference manual will help municipal utility owners and operators, state permit writers and regulators plan cost-effective nutrient removal projects for municipal wastewater treatment facilities.
  • Volume 1: Detailed technical and cost information about both biological and physiochemical treatment technologies. It includes detailed process descriptions and operating factors for processes that can remove nitrogen, phosphorus, or both from municipal wastewater. Also includes data on process performance and reliability. Regulatory changes - Minnesota Download Document pdf (4.2 MB)
  • Volume 2: Nine in-depth facility studies that examine the factors involved in successful process design and operation, and cost analysis. Regulatory changes - Minnesota Download Document pdf (10.2 MB)
  • Nitrogen Control program for the Long Island Sound – Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection - visit site Web site
  • General Information on Nutrient Pollution – Chesapeake Bay Program Office - visit site Web site
  • Information on the Chesapeake Bay Dead Zone - Chesapeake Bay Foundation - visit site Web site
  • Nutrient loading to estuaries in Massachusetts – The Massachusetts Estuaries Project - visit site Web site