Polluted runoff impairs coastal water quality

Polluted runoff impairs coastal water quality

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Hilgardia 51(4):11-11. DOI:10.3733/ca.v051n04p11. July 1997.

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Resources Agency of California. California's Ocean Resources: An Agenda for the Future. 1997. Sacramento: State Printing Office. 332p.

[SMBRP] Santa Monica Bay Restoration Project. An epidemiological study of possible adverse health effects of swimming in Santa Monica Bay. Final report 7 May 96. Monterey Park (CA): SMBRP 1996.

[SWRCB] State Water Resources Control Board. California 305(b) Report on Water Quality. 1996. Sacramento: SWRCB. 121.

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