1992
DOI: 10.1007/bf02645668
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Groundwater protection in mixed land-use aquifers

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“…These combined factors are particularly widespread at the urban-rural fringe, where both intensive commercial operations and hobby farms exist on a small land base, and sewage services are limited. This mix of land uses often results in diffuse and widespread nonpoint sources of pollution, making it difficult to protect the quality of both stream and ground water resources (Meybeck and Helmer, 1992;Harper et al, 1992).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These combined factors are particularly widespread at the urban-rural fringe, where both intensive commercial operations and hobby farms exist on a small land base, and sewage services are limited. This mix of land uses often results in diffuse and widespread nonpoint sources of pollution, making it difficult to protect the quality of both stream and ground water resources (Meybeck and Helmer, 1992;Harper et al, 1992).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Nitrate contamination would rise rather than fall, because the nitrate loading coefficient for this land use is larger (roughly double) than that of agriculture. This much was shown by Harper, Goetz and Willis [1992].…”
Section: Groundwater Protectionmentioning
confidence: 71%
“…Zoning plans, sewer extensions, and road construction, in combination with population projections, can suggest a great deal about the potential effects of population growth on wetland services and values. Intensive agriculture or feedlot operations and unsewered medium-and lowdensity residential land use have also been shown to be strong predictors of pollutants in groundwater and surface water (Harper, Goetz, and Willis 1992;Hall et al 1994). Plans for these types of land uses adjacent to or upstream of a wetland suggest increased risk.…”
Section: Service Risk Subindexmentioning
confidence: 99%