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2008-2010 State of New Mexico Integrated CWA 303(d) 305(b) Report 2008-2010 State of New Mexico Inte

2008-2010 State of New Mexico Integrated CWA 303(d) 305(b) Report 2008-2010 State of New Mexico Inte-2026

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The 2006-2008 State of New Mexico Integrated Clean Water Act §303(d)/§305(b) Report provides a comprehensive assessment of water quality in New Mexico, detailing the state's efforts to monitor, protect, and restore surface and ground water resources. It outlines the designated uses for water bodies, identifies impaired waters, and discusses the causes and sources of pollution, primarily focusing on nonpoint source pollution. The report highlights various management programs aimed at improving water quality, including monitoring strategies, public participation initiatives, and recommendations for addressing specific challenges such as contamination from septic systems and industrial discharges. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of maintaining healthy aquatic ecosystems for human health and wildlife.

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Begin with the Executive Summary section, summarizing key findings and recommendations regarding water quality in New Mexico.
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In Part B - Background, review and input information related to water pollution control measures and their effectiveness.
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What is Section 303 of the Clean Water Act?

The term 303(d) list or list is short for a states list of impaired and threatened waters (e.g. stream/river segments, lakes). States are required to submit their list for EPA approval every two years. For each water on the list, the state identifies the pollutant causing the impairment, when known.

What is the Clean Water Act 303?

our water met or surpassed all standards set by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and New Mexico Environment Department to protect public health.

What is Section 305 B of the Clean Water Act?

States are allowed to report on all their assessed water under section 305(b) and the list of those that are impaired in a single integrated report. Integrated Report Guidance (IRG) is issued biennially to support states in making listing decisions and reporting on the conditions of their waters.

What is the 303d impaired water list?

It gives Americans a right to waterways that are clean, biologically intact, and safe for use, and includes an array of protections and programs to reach that goal. The CWA is an important tool for the Water Boards to preserve, enhance, and restore the quality of Californias water resources on behalf of Californians.