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Research Advances on Agricultural Non-Point Source Pollution in China

Shaoping Huang

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The source and characteristics of agricultural non-point source pollution in China were overviewed,and load estimation and evaluation methods were summarized.The countermeasures of management and control of agricultural non-point source pollution were put forward,so as to promote the control of agricultural non-point source pollution.

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The source and characteristics of agricultural non-point source pollution in China were overviewed,and load estimation and evaluation methods were summarized.The countermeasures of management and control of agricultural non-point source pollution were put forward,so as to promote the control of agricultural non-point source pollution.

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The source and characteristics of agricultural non-point source pollution in China were overviewed,and load estimation and evaluation methods were summarized.The countermeasures of management and control of agricultural non-point source pollution were put forward,so as to promote the control of agricultural non-point source pollution.

Key concepts: Nonpoint source pollution, Pollution, Agriculture, China, Environmental science, Point (geometry), Point source pollution, Agricultural engineering

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