Stormwater runoff is a leading source of coastal pollution in California, damaging the environment and threatening public health. NRDC developed a three-part strategy of prevention, monitoring and enforcement that can help smaller and midsized cities deal with this toxic stormwater runoff before it pollutes local waterways and puts public health at risk. This effective and straightforward plan has already been adopted, and once fully implemented, will successfully manage runoff in coastal communities along the Monterey Peninsula in California.
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Keeping Our Waters Clean: How Smaller Communities Can Prevent Toxic Runoff - Fact Sheet (PDF) A Practical Plan for Pollution Prevention: Urban Runoff Solutions for the Monterey Region - Report (PDF)Related Issues
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