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Whatt iiss Non-- Poiintt Sourrcce Polllluttiion? Non- Point Source pollution water runoff percolation infiltration pollutants Forestry sediment fertilizers pesticides oil erosion BMP NPS forestry operations harvest FPG bridges slash skid trails buffer streamside management zone NCDFR loggers water quality ( NPS) pollution is that comes from many different places. It is caused by moving over and through the ground. Water moving over the ground is also known as . The process of water moving through the ground is referred to as or . As the runoff moves, it picks up and carries away natural and man- made , such as mud, fertilizers, pesticides, oil, grease and toxic chemicals. These pollutants are eventually transported to lakes, rivers, wetlands, oceans and even our underground wells used for drinking water. NPS pollutants primarily include , , , and other vehicle fluids. Sediment is the main pollutant from forestry activities and is caused by the of bare land surfaces. Best Management Practices ( ) are used to minimize pollution that comes from . In North Carolina, all operations must follow the nine rules of the Forest Practices Guidelines ( ). Using BMPs can help a logger comply with the FPGs. Forestry BMPs include using temporary to cross streams, putting ( tree tops and limbs) on bare soil, such as and roads, and leaving a of vegetation along streams, known as a . The North Carolina Division of Forest Resources ( ) helps and landowners protect by recommending BMPs and making sure that the FPGs are followed. Find all of the bolded and underlined words in the Find- A- Word Game. There are 26 words to find. S B M C F N C D F R K T W S L I A R T D I K S P E T Q U Z W A T W L A S A M O B Q F D N V I L F D O R P I U T J O I L N T R G T U A S D F O A O I Y U E W V Z M O P L O E R G F H F K N A E S R M E V C A O I K T W G S A L E H K Y P P N B H E E P O U T M I B C R A O L I R R E V J G M P N S N E R T E T S E V R A H N G S J K L Z X C P B T T N M L R P W I I U A F O T K Z M O N F S E A R R T L E Q J E N D F L O N C S A T O I R E S D Y A N I E U H D F R E B M P O C Z I U L U I T D O D T W I A L M C B A M T O C M T D T Y N P I Y P N R T O L M R Y I N F A I O A Q Y U L O U C H E O P L U I U B F V S W E N R O C E C M F T I L R I A O L T Y U E E U N O T A O Z O R U F M D B A T U O L Y K O R E Y I L S W G O L O O P U E F T A J Y E L I D T K J I L O U M E B W U S Z S O I L Q O N B U C I E F J G U J O P M N F S I Y I O O O M E N B T L N O N B R I G D E E B V Z O W N C T M T B N P I L R E T C C V M M L N H D C N S R C N P S A E Z O Y U O E S W T A W A T E R R C E V C K D O N E F N R Q Y J H M O P D H Z X Z T P O N R R I H R V S M F O R E S T R Y T R O P X C B R I D G E S U P T P L O M G S O D N V T N I S D R E F F U B N Q S E P O L L U T A N T S U E 3
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Full Text | Whatt iiss Non-- Poiintt Sourrcce Polllluttiion? Non- Point Source pollution water runoff percolation infiltration pollutants Forestry sediment fertilizers pesticides oil erosion BMP NPS forestry operations harvest FPG bridges slash skid trails buffer streamside management zone NCDFR loggers water quality ( NPS) pollution is that comes from many different places. It is caused by moving over and through the ground. Water moving over the ground is also known as . The process of water moving through the ground is referred to as or . As the runoff moves, it picks up and carries away natural and man- made , such as mud, fertilizers, pesticides, oil, grease and toxic chemicals. These pollutants are eventually transported to lakes, rivers, wetlands, oceans and even our underground wells used for drinking water. NPS pollutants primarily include , , , and other vehicle fluids. Sediment is the main pollutant from forestry activities and is caused by the of bare land surfaces. Best Management Practices ( ) are used to minimize pollution that comes from . In North Carolina, all operations must follow the nine rules of the Forest Practices Guidelines ( ). Using BMPs can help a logger comply with the FPGs. Forestry BMPs include using temporary to cross streams, putting ( tree tops and limbs) on bare soil, such as and roads, and leaving a of vegetation along streams, known as a . The North Carolina Division of Forest Resources ( ) helps and landowners protect by recommending BMPs and making sure that the FPGs are followed. Find all of the bolded and underlined words in the Find- A- Word Game. There are 26 words to find. S B M C F N C D F R K T W S L I A R T D I K S P E T Q U Z W A T W L A S A M O B Q F D N V I L F D O R P I U T J O I L N T R G T U A S D F O A O I Y U E W V Z M O P L O E R G F H F K N A E S R M E V C A O I K T W G S A L E H K Y P P N B H E E P O U T M I B C R A O L I R R E V J G M P N S N E R T E T S E V R A H N G S J K L Z X C P B T T N M L R P W I I U A F O T K Z M O N F S E A R R T L E Q J E N D F L O N C S A T O I R E S D Y A N I E U H D F R E B M P O C Z I U L U I T D O D T W I A L M C B A M T O C M T D T Y N P I Y P N R T O L M R Y I N F A I O A Q Y U L O U C H E O P L U I U B F V S W E N R O C E C M F T I L R I A O L T Y U E E U N O T A O Z O R U F M D B A T U O L Y K O R E Y I L S W G O L O O P U E F T A J Y E L I D T K J I L O U M E B W U S Z S O I L Q O N B U C I E F J G U J O P M N F S I Y I O O O M E N B T L N O N B R I G D E E B V Z O W N C T M T B N P I L R E T C C V M M L N H D C N S R C N P S A E Z O Y U O E S W T A W A T E R R C E V C K D O N E F N R Q Y J H M O P D H Z X Z T P O N R R I H R V S M F O R E S T R Y T R O P X C B R I D G E S U P T P L O M G S O D N V T N I S D R E F F U B N Q S E P O L L U T A N T S U E 3 |