This manual provides technical guidance to States, Authorized Tribes, Territories and other authorized jurisdictions to establish water quality criteria and standards under the Clean Water Act (CWA), in order to protect aquatic life from acute and chronic effects of nutrient over-enrichment. Under the CWA, States and Authorized Tribes are directed to establish water quality criteria to protect designated uses. States and Authorized Tribes may use approaches for establishing water quality criteria that differ from those recommended in this guidance. This manual constitutes EPA’s scientific recommendations regarding the development of numeric criteria reflecting ambient concentrations of nutrients that protect aquatic life. However, it does n...
Nutrients (nitrogen and phosphorus) are leading causes of water quality impairment in the Nation’s r...
U.S. EPA is requiring States to develop (or at least have a plan for developing) criteria for total ...
The Nutrient Criteria Strategy for the Tidal and Non-Tidal Delaware River of the Delaware River Basi...
This manual provides technical guidance to States, Indian Tribes, and other authorized jurisdictions...
This document sets forth EPA's strategy to develop scientific information ie., criteria documents ...
Overenrichment of surface waters in the United States has been a long-standing problem to the extent...
This document is intended to support U.S. EPA’s (hereafter EPA or the Agency) numeric water quality ...
This document presents EPA's nutrient criteria for Rivers and Streams in Nutrient Ecoregion III
This document presents Environmental Protection Agency's nutrient criteria for Rivers and Streams in...
This document presents the Environmental Protection Agency's nutrient criteria for Lakes and Reservo...
Excessive fertilization is one of the most common and significant causes of the impairment of the be...
Nutrients are the number one water pollution problem for U.S. lakes, reservoirs, and ponds. Excessi...
This document is provided to the RIDEM OWR to lay out a conceptual approach to developing numerical ...
www.gfredlee.com Excessive fertilization is one of the most common and significant causes of the imp...
Texas has embarked on the process of developing quantitative or numerical nutrient criteria in respo...
Nutrients (nitrogen and phosphorus) are leading causes of water quality impairment in the Nation’s r...
U.S. EPA is requiring States to develop (or at least have a plan for developing) criteria for total ...
The Nutrient Criteria Strategy for the Tidal and Non-Tidal Delaware River of the Delaware River Basi...
This manual provides technical guidance to States, Indian Tribes, and other authorized jurisdictions...
This document sets forth EPA's strategy to develop scientific information ie., criteria documents ...
Overenrichment of surface waters in the United States has been a long-standing problem to the extent...
This document is intended to support U.S. EPA’s (hereafter EPA or the Agency) numeric water quality ...
This document presents EPA's nutrient criteria for Rivers and Streams in Nutrient Ecoregion III
This document presents Environmental Protection Agency's nutrient criteria for Rivers and Streams in...
This document presents the Environmental Protection Agency's nutrient criteria for Lakes and Reservo...
Excessive fertilization is one of the most common and significant causes of the impairment of the be...
Nutrients are the number one water pollution problem for U.S. lakes, reservoirs, and ponds. Excessi...
This document is provided to the RIDEM OWR to lay out a conceptual approach to developing numerical ...
www.gfredlee.com Excessive fertilization is one of the most common and significant causes of the imp...
Texas has embarked on the process of developing quantitative or numerical nutrient criteria in respo...
Nutrients (nitrogen and phosphorus) are leading causes of water quality impairment in the Nation’s r...
U.S. EPA is requiring States to develop (or at least have a plan for developing) criteria for total ...
The Nutrient Criteria Strategy for the Tidal and Non-Tidal Delaware River of the Delaware River Basi...