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Baltimore Sun Op-Ed: Md. takes a smart approach on septics
Posted by japperson
on August 31, 2016
in Chesapeake Bay, Clean Water, News stories, Uncategorized
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Environmental economics research professor writes: Even though advanced septic pollution controls are highly effective at removing nitrogen, for many locations, the nitrogen removed would never have reached a place where it could do harm. With flexibility, local governments will have the option to spend money in ways that will most meaningfully improve water quality.
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