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Clean Water Act amendments debated
Environmental Science & Technology, 1982A short discussion of the debate taking place between Congress, industry and environmental groups with respect to the amendments to the Clean Water Act is presented. The discussion considers the EPA proposal, the reaction to it, and the prognosis for passage. (KRM)
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Chemical & Engineering News Archive, 2002
IT BEGAN WITH SAND AND GRAVEL PITS. The mining operation outside of Chicago ceased decades ago, and the land became an overgrown area spotted with ponds. Then local officials decided that the old pits would make a fine site for a landfill. Federal regulators disagreed, determining that the area was protected by U.S. wetlands law.
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IT BEGAN WITH SAND AND GRAVEL PITS. The mining operation outside of Chicago ceased decades ago, and the land became an overgrown area spotted with ponds. Then local officials decided that the old pits would make a fine site for a landfill. Federal regulators disagreed, determining that the area was protected by U.S. wetlands law.
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Clean Water Act Reauthorization
Journal AWWA, 1991Articles in this section of the JOURNAL are dedicated to providing current information about legislative and regulatory developments petinent to the drinking water industry. They address needs and concerns of water utilitiesfiom a practical standpoint; they are not intended to reflect official positions or policies of AWWA. Frederick W.
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2020
This chapter discusses the provisions of the statute that are related to aquatic toxicity issues; the implementation of the statute through regulations, policy, and guidance issued by the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA); the Agency’s implementation of aquatic toxicity activities under the Clean Water Act; the states’ implementation of aquatic ...
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This chapter discusses the provisions of the statute that are related to aquatic toxicity issues; the implementation of the statute through regulations, policy, and guidance issued by the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA); the Agency’s implementation of aquatic toxicity activities under the Clean Water Act; the states’ implementation of aquatic ...
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1981
One of several federal laws relating to the environment, the Clean Water Act of 1977 is quite lengthy and to reproduce it here in its entirety would serve the needs of relatively few persons. However, to provide an acquaintanceship with its purposes and provisions generally, the titles of subchapters are listed and some sections are presented in their ...
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One of several federal laws relating to the environment, the Clean Water Act of 1977 is quite lengthy and to reproduce it here in its entirety would serve the needs of relatively few persons. However, to provide an acquaintanceship with its purposes and provisions generally, the titles of subchapters are listed and some sections are presented in their ...
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Mapping the new Clean Water Act
ScienceNew research helps elucidate the potential scope and impacts of regulatory ...
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Sludge Discharge Violates Clean Water Act
Journal AWWA, 1999The City of Glasgow, Missouri, violated the federal Clean Water Act (CWA) by discharging sludge from its water treatment facility into the Missouri River without an operating permit, according to the US Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit.
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Indictments Upheld Under Clean Water Act
Journal AWWA, 2000The Secretary of the Army can delegate the authority to issue permits to district engineers and their designees, according to the US Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit.
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"Clean Water, Dirty Dams: Oxygen Depletion and the Clean Water Act"
1984In holding that oxygen depletion caused by dams was not covered under the Clean Water Act (CWA), the courts in the Missouri and Gorsuch II cases opted for a semantic argument that ignores the purpose of the CWA and the realities of water pollution. The inclusion of dam-induced oxygen depletion in Environmental Protection Agency enforcement of the CWA ...
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