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Pollution Prevention Marinas Project

New Hampshire is fortunate to have some of the highest quality water in the United States. Water-based recreation is one of the state’s primary industries and its economic success is dependent upon a healthy environment. Marinas are a valuable part of this industry, providing important services for boat owners such as maintenance and repair, fueling for boats, and winter storage.

Environmental regulations are necessary to control the amount of pollution potentially released to our lakes, rivers and seacoast. Seeking to reduce or eliminate pollutants through regulatory and volunteer measures is the key to keeping our water bodies clean. Marinas can help. By becoming more efficient in the use of raw materials, marinas can reduce pollution and waste, and save money.

Publications (Complete List)

• A Boaters Guide to Sewage Pumpout Discharge Regulations and Pumpout Stations
• Attention boaters! Are you unknowingly spreading Exotic Aquatic Plants?
• BMPs for New Hampshire Marinas – Guidelines for Environmentally Proactive Marinas
• BMPs for New Hampshire Marinas – Pocket Version
• Boat Washing and Engine Winterization for Boat Owners

Rules/Regulatory

• New Hampshire’s Clean Vessel Act

Education/Outreach

• Marina Stormwater Discharge Permit Work Session
• Results of 2000-2006 Marina Project

Technical Assistance

• Universal Wastes

Related Programs

• Clean Marine Initiative
• Exotic Species Program
• Lakes Management and Protection Program
• Underground Storage Tank Program

FAQs (Complete List)

• Is our facility a small or full quantity generator?
• How can we reduce the amount of waste generated at our facility?
• What are the differences between Universal and Hazardous Wastes?
• What are typical hazardous wastes at marinas?
• What do I do about storm water run off from my marina?

Contact Us (Complete List)

• NHDES Pollution Prevention Program
  29 Hazen Drive; PO Box 95
  Concord, NH 03302-0095
  In State: (800) 273-9469
  (603) 271-6460
  (603) 271-2867 (fax)
  nhppp@des.nh.gov

 

 

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NH Department of Environmental Services | 29 Hazen Drive | PO Box 95 | Concord, NH 03302-0095
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