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Definitions for "Non-point-source pollution"
Keywords:  stormwater, runoff, pollution, diffuse, erosion
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Pollutants emanating from an unconfined or unchannelled source, including agricultural runoff, drainage or seepage and air contamination from landfills or surface impoundments.
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water pollution that originates from various or diffuse sources; examples include stormwater runoff and streambank erosion (see point-source pollution).
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Negative impacts on streams that cannot be directly pinpointed as coming from one source. Agriculture and storm water are good examples of non-point source pollution.
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