PPT-Preventing Stormwater Pollution

What We Can Do Employee Training Recognizing and Reporting Illicit Discharges ltInsert Your Organizations Name gt Prepared in Cooperation with the North Central Texas Regional Stormwater. Stormwater. Pollution. What We Can Do. General Public Information on. Recognizing and Reporting Illicit Discharges. Borough of Taylor. Prepared in Cooperation with the North Central Texas. Regional . Dr . Kiran. . Tota-Maharaj. Senior . Lecturer in Water & Environmental Engineering , . University of Greenwich, UK. Dr Denver . Cheddie. Associate . Professor in Mechanical Engineering ,. University of Trinidad and Tobago. Missouri Department of Natural ResourcesEnvironmental Assistance OfficeOctober 2004 PUB000460 Recycled Paper The information in this publication is intended as general guidance only. For specificrequ Preventing Pollution While D redging Dredging work is required to be carried out under a C ontrolled A ctivities R egulations authorisation which will contain conditions to prevent silt pollution. Stormwater. Pollution. What We Can Do. General Public Information on. Recognizing and Reporting Illicit Discharges. Borough of Moosic. Prepared in Cooperation with the North Central Texas. Regional . Identifying, treating and preventing it under . the Borough’s . stormwater. management program. . Background. StormWater. : rainfall, snow/ice melt . stormwater. flows directly into streams and rivers and carries Pollutants and contaminants with it. Chapter 8. POLLUTION AND POLLUTANTS. Pollution – the presence of harmful substances in the environment.. Pollutant – any substance that causes pollution.. Air pollutant – any material that gets into the air and degrades its quality (may be gases or small particles).. Mary Jaeger, P.E. . Director, Department of Public Works. City of Olathe, Kansas. Learning Objectives. Understand the mission of a . stormwater. organization. Understand how . stormwater. organizations are structured. A training for local governments to cost effectively implement retrofits to meet MS-4 permit and Chesapeake Bay TMDL requirements. . Workshop Agenda. 9:30 –. 9:40. Welcome. and Learning Objectives for the Day. Fred Dillon. –. . Cit. y of South Portland. Dan . Devereaux. – . Town of Brunswick. Kate McDonald. – . Cumberland County SWCD. Peter . Slovinsky. – . Maine Geologic Survey. Doug . Roncarati. Developing Your Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan A Guide for Construction SitesContentsChapter 1IntroductionA Why Should You Use this Guide B What Is Stormwater Runoff and What Are Its Impacts C H 10.31.17. WORKSHOP I: . Green Infrastructure Overview. Construction, Inspection, and Maintenance . PRESENTATION OUTLINE. 8:15 - 8:45. . Green Infrastructure Practice Overview. Why Green Infrastructure (GI). sources in the . navesink. river. . Karen Reynolds, Environmental Canine Services LLC. Exposure . to . bacteria . in . the water . can cause . diseases and infections in people and animals.. Shellfish harvesting, fishing, boating, and swimming are impacted by serious health concerns in water polluted by bacteria . Influenza, COVID, RSV, many other viruses. Masks and hand hygiene. Cleaning of surfaces with dilute bleach. Not coming to work when unwell and symptomatic. MRO = multi-resistant organisms. Same as MDR (multi-drug resistance).