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Browse By Search: Advanced Search Topical Areas Item Types Titles Authors Location Surface Water Quality Golf's Most Difficult "Water Hazard" Author(s):  Jim Connolly Clean Water Act regulations require careful planning before golf course construction can begin. Golf courses are competing for the use of our water supply. Along with water-consumption issues, water quality is equally important. This article discusses current events and examples of how the golf industry is responding to the water crisis. [View Item] Item Format: URL Location: Virginia Bibliography Information: Publication: Erosion Control Web Address: http://www.forester.net/ecm_0207_golf.html Capture or View Date: Friday, February 16, 2007

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