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Least-cost Management of Nonpoint Source Pollution: Source Reduction Versus Interception Strategies for Controlling Nitrogen Loss in the Mississippi Basin By Marc O.Ribaudo, Ralph E. Heimlich, Roger Claassen, and Mark Peters ERS Elsewhere No. 0207, February 2002 An ERS Elsewhere file of a journal article published in Ecological Economics. Keywords: economic research service, u.s. dept. of agriculture, water quality, nonpoint source pollution, nitrogen loss, best management practices, wetland restoration Get this document in Adobe Acrobat PDF format. web administration: webadmin@ers.usda.gov page updated: February 11, 2002

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