JAWRA Journal of the American Water Resources Association · 1987 · 46 citations · 20 references
Natural ResourcesEnvironmental ManagementWater Resources ManagementWater PolicyWater Quality ManagementWater Resources PlanningNonpoint Source Pollution ControlWater ManagementWater PollutionWater QualityWater Quality PolicyWatershed ModelingAgricultural Nonpoint Source Pollution ControlNonpoint Source Pollution ModelingNonpoint Source Pollution ReductionSurface Water Quality RegulationWater Quality EconomicsWater Quality OptimizationWatershed Hydrologic SimulationWatershed Water Quality Management
ABSTRACT: A stochastic programming framework is developed to evaluate the economic implications of reliability criteria and multiple effluent controls on nonpoint source pollution. An integrated watershed simulation model is used to generate probability distributions for agricultural effluents in surface and ground water resulting from agricultural practices. Results from the planning model indicate that reliability and multiple effluent constraints significantly increase the cost of nonpoint controls but the effects vary by control alternative. The analysis indicates that an evaluation of multiple water quality objectives can be an important planning tool for designing nonpoint source controls for innovative programs to promote cost‐effective water quality regulation.
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