To help raise awareness about nutrient pollution, which is caused by excess nitrogen and phosphorus in the air and water, EPA has developed new educational materials, including:
- Community Outreach Toolkit—designed to assist watershed groups, NGOs, states, and federal partners with messaging and outreach to the media about nutrient pollution.
- Nutrient Pollution Video—aims to raise awareness about nutrient problem, the first step in addressing and reducing the problem.
- Postcard/Poster—shows a before-and-after photo of Lake Erie to illustrate the impacts of nutrient pollution.
- Future Farmers of America Curriculum—EPA worked with several other federal agencies on lesson plans for young farmers about source water protection and management practices that can help control runoff to protect surface and groundwater.
Access the first three and other materials [1]
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Format:
Website (with more resources)
Topic:
Operations (technical)
Source water
Watersheds
Source:
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
Audience:
Operator
Board/council member
Mayor/town manager/elected official (local)
State/federal decision-maker