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Solutions to Stormwater Pollution

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This document provides guidance on preventing stormwater pollution by addressing common sources such as pet waste, fertilizer use, car washing, and oil leaks. It emphasizes that actions taken on lawns, driveways, and streets directly impact local water bodies through storm drains. The document suggests responsible practices like proper pet waste disposal, careful fertilizer application, using car washes, and maintaining vehicles to prevent leaks, promoting environmental protection.

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--- Document: Solutions to Stormwater Pollution Document ---
WHEN YOUR PET GOES ON THE LAWN,
REMEMBER IT DOESN’T JUST
GO ON THE LAWN.
Thanks to the Washington Department of Ecology, King County, and the cities of Bellevue, Seattle and Tacoma.
Bradley M. Campbell, Commissioner
NJ Department of Environmental Protection
www.cleanwaterNJ.org
Rain washes pollutants into storm drains and directly into our lakes, rivers and the ocean.
So what can you do? Properly dispose of your pet’s waste by flushing it down the toilet
 or by placing it in a bag and throwing it in the trash.




WHEN YOU’RE FERTILIZING THE LAWN,
REMEMBER YOU’RE NOT JUST
FERTILIZING THE LAWN.
Thanks to the Washington Department of Ecology, King County, and the cities of Bellevue, Seattle and Tacoma.
Bradley M. Campbell, Commissioner
NJ Department of Environmental Protection
www.cleanwaterNJ.org
Rain washes pollutants into storm drains and directly into our lakes, rivers and the ocean.
So what can you do? Follow the directions on the fertilizer bag,
do not apply before it rains and use only when necessary.


WHEN YOU’RE WASHING YOUR CAR IN
THE DRIVEWAY, REMEMBER YOU’RE NOT
JUST WASHING YOUR CAR
IN THE DRIVEWAY.
Thanks to the Washington Department of Ecology, King County, and the cities of Bellevue, Seattle and Tacoma.
Bradley M. Campbell, Commissioner
NJ Department of Environmental Protection
www.cleanwaterNJ.org
Rain washes pollutants into storm drains and directly into our lakes, rivers and the ocean.
So what can you do? Take your car to a car wash where
the water gets treated and recycled.


WHEN YOUR CAR’S LEAKING OIL ON THE
STREET, REMEMBER IT’S NOT JUST
LEAKING OIL ON THE STREET.
Thanks to the Washington Department of Ecology, King County, and the cities of Bellevue, Seattle and Tacoma.
Bradley M. Campbell, Commissioner
NJ Department of Environmental Protection
www.cleanwaterNJ.org
Rain washes pollutants into storm drains and directly into our lakes, rivers and the
ocean. So what can you do? Recycle used oil at certified facilities
and maintain your vehicle to prevent leaks.