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Dive into the world of nutrient trading from a practitioner's perspective, exploring demand for offsets in VSMP permit compliance, waste load allocations for regulated sectors, and enforcement actions for non-point sources. Learn about the Rappahannock Environmental Bank, its acreage, land conversion practices, and nutrient reduction impact, as well as guidance for trading nutrient reductions in the Chesapeake Bay Watershed. Discover the importance of credit derivation, nutrient management plans, financial assurances, forest stewardship plans, and the certification and verification process.
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DEMAND Offsets for VSMP Permit Potential Waste Load Allocations (WLA) for unpermitted but regulated source sectors MS4 permit compliance Non-point source VSMP enforcement actions
RAPPAHANNOCK ENVIRONMENTAL BANK 139 acre property
RAPPAHANNOCK ENVIRONMENTAL BANK 87 acres in active agriculture
Land conversion practices generated 81.80 lbs/yr phosphorus reduction and 260.93 lbs/yr nitrogen reduction
Trading Nutrient Reductions from Nonpoint Source Best Management Practices in the Chesapeake Bay Watershed: Guidance for Agricultural Landowners and Your Potential Trading Partners CREDIT DERIVATION
Nutrient Management Plan BASELINE
Financial assurances Deed restrictions Long-term monitoring Forest stewardship plan CERTIFICATION & VERIFICATION
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