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1 TAPP Talk About Personal Pollution

2 TAPP?  Talk  About  Personal  Pollution

3 WHY TAPP?  To help you understand your impact on water quality  To encourage you to take action by adopting some slightly different approaches to things you do every day.  To help make local lakes, sinks and streams cleaner.

4 WHAT’S THE PROBLEM? STORM WATER RUNOFF POLLUTION  Rainwater that flows OVER land into streams and rivers, picking up pollution as it goes along

5 EXAMPLES OF POLLUTANTS  Sediment-Dirt  Excess nutrients-Fertilizer  Bacteria-Dog poop!  Debris-Leaves, plastic bags, bottles

6 POLLUTED STORM WATER RUNOFF HARMS…  Plants  Fish and animals  People

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