城市外社区雨水流量的点源调节效率低下

Q3 Social Sciences

Environmental Practice Pub Date : 2017-04-03 DOI:10.1080/14660466.2017.1309887

D. Ross

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摘要

尽管在应对点源污染方面取得了巨大成功，但超过55%的水道仍然受到损害;而且只要我们继续使用点源许可策略来解决非点源的雨水流，就可能保持这种状态。从业者需要带头证明，作为一项公共政策，整个流域的恢复计划是合理的，而且比坚持一种基于不再与我们受损的水体相关的伤害模式的监管制度更有可能成功。

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The inefficiency of point-source regulation of stormwater flows in ex-urban communities

ABSTRACT Despite great success in coping with point-source pollution, over 55% of our waterways remain impaired; and are likely to remain that way so long as we continue to use point-source permitting strategies to address nonpoint source stormwater flows. Practitioners need to take the lead in making the case that watershed-wide restoration plans are justified as a matter of public policy and are far more likely to succeed than adherence to a regulatory regime based on a model of harm no longer relevant to our impaired water bodies.

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