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A novel strategy to reduce farm runoff will be tested starting in Minnesota

Deborah Swackhamer discusses the potential positive results of a new federal program to cut down agricultural pollution.

"The hope is that it would steer producers to meet consumer demand to be more responsible about water quality," said Deborah Swackhamer, an expert on water pollution at the University of Minnesota, and a member of the EPA's scientific advisory panel.

Physorg.com
January 17, 2012

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