Non-point source management program for Guam

Guam Environmental Protection Agency. 1990. Non-point source management program for Guam. Environmental Protection Agency. Guam

Assessment of non-point sources of water pollution for Guam. The non-point sources felt to be the most important for Guam are construction activity, agricultural activity, urban run-off, solid waste disposal sites, hazardous waste and sewage disposal. The primary purpose of this Nonpoint Source Program is to protect and restore designated uses of the Territory's waters.

Type
Published Report
Authors
Guam Environmental Protection Agency
Date of Issue
1990
Publisher
Environmental Protection Agency
Units
PACN , WAPA
Keywords
freshwater resources, Guam, marine water resources, Non-point source management, Water Quality

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