Non-Point Source Pollution Control Effect Based on Comprehensive Management of Small Watershed

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The urban surface runoff pollution is the most important type of urban non-point source pollution, random, wide area complex composition. The Beijing small watershed non-point source pollution comes mainly from the release of water, livestock and aquaculture, urban sewage waters, sediment release, aquatic organisms corruption farmland tail, rural solid waste and agricultural by-products pollution. Over the years these small watershed comprehensive management, significant effects of non-point source pollution control. It's mainly from non-point source pollution characteristics, hazards, main control practices begins to explain the effect of small watershed pollution in recent years, Beijing's governance, and governance prospects.

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