Watershed Management Program Resources
What Is Nutrient Pollution?
Nutrient pollution is caused by the overabundance of phosphorus and nitrogen in the aquatic environment. Excessive nitrogen and phosphorus in water can cause health problems in people, fish and animals, and damage our lakes, rivers, reservoirs, streams and wetlands. Excessive phosphorus and nitrogen may also result in increased costs to treat water for human consumption from surface water supplies.
Frequently Asked Questions and Contact Information
The comments taken on the DRAFT North Dakota Nutrient Reduction Strategy for Surface Waters are being addressed at this time. Fargo Meeting Notes for Tuesday - May 1, 2018 Mandan Meeting Notes for Thursday - May 3, 2018 Presentation for both Meeting Dates
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