Drivers of nutrient load reductions: a survey conducted by the University of Minnesota Water Resources Center for the Great Lakes Regional Water Program

Ann Lewandowski; Faye Sleeper

Drivers of nutrient load reductions: a survey conducted by the University of Minnesota Water Resources Center for the Great Lakes Regional Water Program

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Twenty water planners from across five states were interviewed in 2012 to understand what drives successful nutrient reduction projects and what role Universities can play to support their work.

Original language	English (US)
State	Published - Sep 19 2012

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