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Load Reduction Management Plan: Upper Little Pee Dee River - PD-029E
Pee Dee Resource Conservation and Development Council
Pee Dee Resource Conservation and Development Council
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Abstract
The federal Clean Water Act (CWA) directs each state to review the quality of its waters every two years to determine if water quality standards are being met. A Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) is a written plan and analysis to determine the maximum pollutant load a waterbody can receive and still meet applicable water quality standards. This Load Reduction Management Plan details Fecal Coliform Bacteria for Upper Little Pee Dee River: PD-029E.
Issue Date
2005-08
Keywords
Water--Pollution--Total maximum daily load--South Carolina, Bacterial pollution of water--South Carolina, Water--Monitoring--South Carolina, Water--South Carolina--Analysis, Water quality--South Carolina, Water--Pollution--Total maximum daily load--North Carolina, Bacterial pollution of water--North Carolina, Water--Monitoring--North Carolina, Water--North Carolina--Analysis, Water quality--North Carolina
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Document
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