Chapter 2* - Water Quality Requirements
Approaches to water pollution control initially focused on the fixed emissions approach (see Chapter 3) and the water quality criteria and objectives approach. Emphasis is now shifting to integrated approaches. The introduction of holistic concepts of water management, including the ecosystem approach, has led to the recognition that the use
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