Since the early 1970s, pollution abatement efforts have recognized nonpoint sources and,
particularly, agriculture, as major causes of pollution in the Lake Erie region. The first …

During the past three decades, numerous government programs have encouraged Lake
Erie basin farmers to adopt practices that reduce water pollution. The first section of this …

Agricultural production has been indentured as a major source of groundwater and
sediment pollution in the western Lake Erie Basin of Ohio. In order to anticipate the efects of …

Agricultural production has been determined to be a major source of ground water and
sediment pollution in the Western Lake Erie basin of Ohio. Before conservation practices to …

This research note examines public support for policies to regulate and incentivize pollution
control in the farm sector to protect water quality in the western basin of Lake Erie. We …

Policy makers and public managers have recently implemented a wide range of watershed
management programs designed to reduce nonpoint pollution from agriculture. This paper …

Inequities in the costs and benefits of environmental programs complicate management of
non-point pollution from agriculture. Soil runoff from farms is a primary source of urban water …

This article examines economic incentives and other mechanisms to offset non-point source
pollution from agriculture. A biophysical simulator to estimate technical relationships is …

Regional and farm-level analyses are conducted to evaluate the economic and
environmental impacts of water quality protection policies. The regional analysis evaluates …

Abstract Although the Clean Water Act's regulation of point source pollution has had a
significant effect on water quality, nonpoint sources of pollution, especially animal …