Water Pollution By: Davis, Toland, Leo, and James.

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Water Pollution By: Davis, Toland, Leo, and James

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Water PollutionBy: Davis, Toland, Leo, and James

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Point/Non Point SourcesNon point source pollution is usually a result of

storm water runoff. Point source pollution is water that comes from one discrete place like a drainage pipe or a ditch.

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Ways to Reduce water Pollution

Do not poor things down the drain that could pollute waterways. Don’t dispose of any chemicals or toxins. Simply conserve as much water as possible (don’t keep the tap running, don’t dump extra water from your glass down the sink just drink it).

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Land UsesAgricultural activities effect water quality when

more nutrients are added to the soil when needed, and then drain into water ways. Discharges from waste water treatment plant are also a big source of pollution.

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Water Pollution SourceSome of Michigan’s biggest water pollution

sources are storm water runoff and trash being dumped into streams.

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Local Water AgenciesA couple water agencies in Michigan are The

Friends of the Rouge and the DEQ (the Department of Environmental Quality). Using this information, we hope to reduce water pollution and protect our water.