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Learn the Basics of Nutrient Pollution
Nutrient pollution is one of America's most widespread, costly and challenging environmental problems.
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Learn about the problem, its sources and its effects
Adapting to Climate Change
Warming water, droughts and sea level rise can make harmful algal blooms worse.
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Find out how a changing climate might lead to more algae
Farmer Heroes Manage Nutrients on Farm
EPA celebrates farmers who take action to reduce nutrient pollution and preserve their water resources.
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Read their stories.
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Simple actions at home and in the yard can help prevent nutrient pollution.
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Nutrient Pollution
The Problem
Sources and Solutions
The Effects
Where it Occurs
In Your Home
In Your Yard
In Your Community
In Your Classroom
What EPA is Doing to Reduce Nutrient Pollution
State Development of Numeric Nutrient Criteria
Tools to Assist States and Tribes
Data on Nutrient Pollution Indicators
Reports and Research on Nutrient Pollution
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