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The document outlines the agenda for an Antidegradation Workshop scheduled for May 18, 2009, at the Lewis and Clark State Office Building in Jefferson City, MO. The workshop aims to educate participants on water quality impacts related to wastewater treatment facilities, covering topics such as antidegradation overview, applicability, effluent limits, and stormwater approaches. It is targeted at professionals in the wastewater treatment industry and offers professional development hours for attendees.

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What is the antidegradation policy in Missouri?

Antidegradation means that no pollutant discharges or activities will be permitted if these may cause surface waters already meeting water quality standards to drop below those standards.

What is the Antidegradation policy in California?

The Federal Antidegradation Policy was adopted as part of the 1972 amendments to the Federal Water Pollution Control Act (the Clean Water Act) (USEPA 1987). The Federal Antidegradation Policy was enacted to compel the states to enact policies to fully protect existing instream water uses.

What is the Clean Water Act Antidegradation?

Water quality degradation is mostly a result of diffuse-source contaminants and the spatial and temporal variability associated with these sources. Diffuse pollution is far more difficult to identify and control than point-source pollution, as highlighted in the conference on diffuse pollution we hosted, DipCon 2011.

What is the meaning of anti degradation?

An antidegradation policy provides a means for maintaining and protecting water quality of surface waters by requiring that all activities with the potential to affect existing water quality undergo review and comment prior to any decision to approve or deny the activity.

What is an antidegradation review?

Generally, antidegradation reviews for high quality waters take place when a point source discharger requests a new National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permit or an increase in allowable loadings under an existing permit.

What is the meaning of Antidegradation?

The Antidegradation Policy also requires best practicable treatment or control (BPTC) of discharges to high-quality waters to assure that pollution or nuisance will not occur, and that the highest water quality consistent with maximum benefit to the people of the state will be maintained.

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