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Clean Water Act Monitoring Strategy for Washington State

 
Publication number Date Published
05-03-034October 2005
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Author(s) Dzinbal, K. and S. Butkus
Description The federal Clean Water Act gives states the primary responsibility for protecting and restoring water quality, including monitoring and assessing the nation’s waters and reporting on their quality. This document describes Washington State’s current water quality monitoring programs, evaluates where additional monitoring is needed, and outlines the strategies that the Department of Ecology will employ to meet the monitoring goals outlined in the federal Clean Water Act. The document follows a format recommended by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
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Keywords environmental, goals, water, assessment, monitoring, Environmental Protection Agency
WATERSHED Water Resource Inventory Area PS Puget Sound