Sentence examples for reducing nutrients from inspiring English sources

Most practices are more effective in reducing nutrients in particulate than soluble forms.

A four-year project was initiated in 2002 to determine the relative effectiveness of riparian buffers on reducing nutrients in soil water and shallow ground water flow from adjacent cropland.

This study examines the effectiveness of a 1.2-ha created/restored emergent marsh at reducing nutrients from a 17.0 ha agricultural and forested watershed in the Ohio River Basin in west central Ohio, USA, during base flow and storm flow conditions.

This knowledge of creating a useful policy for reducing nutrients from surrounding landscapes could reduce the vulnerability score of estuaries suffering from poor land use management.

With respect to the Chesapeake Bay's TMDL, 60% of the plan's goal for reducing nutrients and sediment is anticipated to be met by 2017, and 100% should be met by 2025.

Federal and state agencies spend about $150 million a year on programs devoted to reducing nutrient and toxic pollution, restoring vastly eroded underwater grasses and reviving waterway passages for migratory fish, a prime barometer of a healthy bay.

Government policy aims at reducing nutrient losses to acceptable levels.

The actions taken are based on the cost effectiveness of reducing nutrient loads.

However, the quality of the compost could be further improved by reducing nutrient losses.

Tile drainage management is considered a beneficial management practice (BMP) for reducing nutrient loads in surface water.

Uncultivated riparian areas can play an important role in reducing nutrient loading to streams in agricultural watersheds.