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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"BMP implementation rates"”.

  1. Potential Effects of Forestry Best Management Practices and Implementation Rates on Soil and Water Resources in the Southeastern United States

    Forestry Best Management Practices (BMPs) include guidelines, recommendations, and protocols utilized to protect forest water quality from nonpoint source pollutants (NPSP). Sediment is the most common NPSP associated with forest operations, and BMPs are implemented primarily to reduce erosion and …

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  2. Effectiveness, cost, and implications of forest haul road stream crossing structures and best management practices in Virginia

    … to forest road Best Management Practices (BMPs). Three legacy (100 year old) forest road stream crossings were monitored for suspended sediment for nine months before and six months after upgrading three unimproved ford crossings with one bridge, one culvert, and one improved ford. During …

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  3. Evaluating Energywood Harvesting Operations in The Lower Mid-Atlantic Region of the United States

    … water quality best management practices (BMPs), increased area in road network features due to increased machine trafficking, and reduced quantities of residual woody debris. Energywood harvesting operations have been established in the lower Mid-Atlantic region of the U.S. for several …

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