highway systems / chemical control / transportation enhancement activities / work / oil and gas / development construction site / runoff pollution control devices / regulatory and nonregulatory tools / high-profile oil spills / chemical / pollution control technology / transportation system / /
NaturalFeature
Corpus Christi Bay / Coastal Bend Bays / Texas estuaries / Galveston Bay / /
Organization
Coastal Coordination Council / Texas Department of Water Resources / Funding Subcommittee / Texas Railroad Commission / Texas Parks and Wildlife Department / U.S. Environmental Protection Agency / Federal Highway Administration / National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration / Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission / Congress / U.S. Department of Agriculture / Texas State Soil and Water Conservation Board / National Park Service / federal government / Texas Department of Transportation / Railroad Commission of Texas / Natural Resource Conservation Service / General Land Office / Texas Commission on Environmental Quality / Texas Water Commission / Environmental Protection Agency / Texas Legislature / /
Person
Bill Clinton / /
Position
HB / President / public member / administrator / /
A PPENDIX E T HE H ISTORY OF N ONPOINT S OURCE M ANAGEMENT The need to protect the environment from nonpoint source pollution has resulted in the creation of a number of pollution control laws, regulations, and programs