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Nonpoint source pollution is a technical term for runoff pollution. Runoff pollution occurs when rainfall, snow melt or excess irrigation flows over land or through the ground and picks up pollutants and deposits them into streams, lakes, ponds, and rivers. It can come from many different sources in the watershed.
