waterpollutionitssolution水污染和解决办法
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waterpollutionitssolution⽔污染和解决办法
Water Pollution?
SOLUTION lies with our attitude in day-to-day workings
Author: Partha Das Sharma, E.mail: sharmapd1@/doc/eb0db8ed0975f46527d3e19f.html
Storm Water pollution
Storm water pollution refers to many types of harmful materials that are carried by water (rain water or wash water) through the storm drain system to creeks, lakes, rivers and ultimately to the ocean.
Storm water is not treated in any way. Storm water pollution has many sources.
One of the most common is the illegal dumping or spilling of wastes directly into storm drains, like pouring used motor oil or paint directly into a storm drain.
Storm
Drain
Storm drains deliver surface water run-off
directly to a stream
Major Pollutants:
Soil
Grass clippings
Fertilizers and Pesticides
Litter
Motor oil/ Auto Fluids
Pet waste
Fertilizer Limiting fertilizer use will avoid nutrient
overload in streams.
·Plant vegetation native to our area.
These are suited to the soil type, slope,
available sunlight, and climate.
·Prior to fertilizing, test soil to determine what nutrients soil may need.
·Mow lawn 1/3 of the total grass height only, mow when dry-with sharp mower
blades, and leave the clippings on the
lawn.
·During summer months, cut grass higher to help retain soil moisture.
Erosion
Sediment (clay, silt) is the #1 source of water pollution. Bare soil easily
washes into storm drains and
streams, clouding the water and
suffocating aquatic life.
Never leave soil exposed! Place straw over newly seeded areas.Cover your garden during winter months. Sod, seed, grow plants, or build terraces on slopes.
Rock gardens can also be effective for slowing the flow of water and
minimizing erosion.
Pest
Management If a bug is killed in the lawn by pest, it
may kill fish in the stream also. Use
pesticides sparingly by practicing
“integrated pest management.”
1.PLAN FOR A HEALTHY LANDSCAPE
2. GET TO KNOW YOUR BUGS!
3. PHYSICAL/ BIO. CONTROLS
4. USE CHEMICALS SPARINGLY AND ONLY
WHEN ALL ELSE FAILS!
Yard
Trimmings
Yard trimmings should not be put in a stream. Instead, compost
trimmings or take them to a local
composting program.
Chop or shred waste into small
pieces.
Add equal amounts of a carbon
source (dried material) to a nitrogen
source (green plant material). ?Turn the pile regularly and
maintain slight moisture.
Pets Scientists believe that fecal matter from pets is a major source of bacteria in urban waterways.
Flush fecal material down the toilet or wrap it up and place it in the trash. Restrict pets from streamside area. Control fleas with minimal pesticide use.
Driveway
Reduce contaminant run-off from your
driveway!
Do not wash oils or other spills down the ?
storm drain!
Wash your car at a designated car wash or (at least) wash with a low-phosphate soap in an area where the water will soak into the ground.
NEW CONSTRUCTION:
Use bricks with sand, stones, or paving
blocks instead of impermeable
pavement.
Streamside Streams should be kept healthy. Control run-off contamination. Landscape yard to provide areas where water will soak into the ground. Leave 25’ buffer strips of thick, native vegetation along streams.Pick up litter. Monitor your stream for pollutants and help to determine the source.
Recycling
and Waste
Disposal
Do not allow wastes to enter into
a storm drain or stream.
Contamination can injure or kill
fish and wildlife.
Do not burn or bury trash. Reuse and recycle everything
possible.
House
Hazardous
Wastes Household Hazardous Wastes (HHW),
especially auto fluids, are a common
contaminant found in waterways. Never
pour products on the ground or down a
storm drain.
Have your vehicle serviced at a garage where fluids will be recycled or properly
disposed.
If doing it yourself, recycle auto fluids, oil filters, batteries, and tires.
HHW
(Cont.)
Other examples of HHWs include: Paint products/ fuels/ solvents/ pesticides/ and mercury-containing products. Here’s what you can do:
-1st REDUCE: Buy the least hazardous and only the quantity that you will use.
-2nd REUSE: Give it to someone to use for its intended purpose.
-3rd RECYCLE leftover products whenever possible.
REDUCE, REUSE and RECYCLE is the most important mantra of present day for Improvement of ENVIRONMENT Ground Water Contamination。