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An infinite variety of Best Management Practices can be implemented at home or at work to help reduce waste, increase recycling, and prevent storm water pollution. Best Management Practices are generally organized according to industry type, and provide a compilation of environmental tips and techniques. Learn about common Best Management Practices for select industries.
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Auto Maintenance & Car Care
Many common car maintenance routines contribute to ocean pollution.
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Food Service Industry
The by-products of food-related businesses can harm the ocean and sea life if they enter the storm drain system.
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Fresh Concrete & Mortar Application
Fresh concrete and mortar activities are frequent sources of urban runoff pollution.
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General Construction & Site Supervision
Construction site activities are a common source of urban runoff pollution.
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Heavy Equipment & Earthmoving Activities
Soil excavation and grading operations often contribute to urban runoff pollution.
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Home Energy Efficiency
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Home Repair & Remodeling
Household toxics such as common household cleaners, paint products and motor oil can pollute the ocean and poison the groundwater if not disposed of as hazardous waste.
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Landscaping, Gardening & Pest Control
Landscaping and garden maintenance activities can be major contributors to ocean pollution.
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Painting
All paints, solvents and adhesives contain chemicals that are harmful to wildlife and humans.
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Roadwork & Paving
Road paving, surfacing and pavement removal activities contribute to stormwater/urban runoff pollution
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