Nonpoint source provisions of the clean water act amendments of 1987

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The Clean Water Act Amendments of 1987 (P.L. 100-4) make control of nonpoint sources of water pollution a national policy. New section 319 creates a nonpoint source management program. While the primary responsibility for developing and implementing controls on nonpoint sources is vested with the States, the Environmental Protection Agency must approve the State programs and is authorized to provide technical and financial support. After three years, EPA is required to report to Congress on the program and its success.

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Title

Nonpoint source provisions of the Clean Water Act amendments of 1987

Creators/Contributors

Blodgett, John (Author)

Date Issued

1987

Notes

Introduction -- State Responsibilities. Report ; Program ; EPA Review of State Reports and Programs -- Interstate Nonpoint Source Pollution -- Grant Assistance. Conditions of the Grant ; Groundwater ; Funding -- Reports of the Administrator. General ; Annual ; Final Report -- Related Clean Water Act Programs. National Estuary Programs ; Chesapeake Bay Program ; Great Lakes Program.

The Clean Water Act Amendments of 1987 (P.L. 100-4) make control of nonpoint sources of water pollution a national policy. New section 319 creates a nonpoint source management program. While the primary responsibility for developing and implementing controls on nonpoint sources is vested with the States, the Environmental Protection Agency must approve the State programs and is authorized to provide technical and financial support. After three years, EPA is required to report to Congress on the program and its success.

John Blodgett, Senior Analyst, Environment and Natural Resources Policy Division

CRS 87-154 ENR

"February 17, 1987."

SuDoc # LC 14. 18/3

Language

eng

Date

1987-01-01T00:00:00Z

Extent

16 pages

Genre

book

Type/Format

text