Chapter 2* - Water Quality Requirements
Water quality objectives aim at supporting and protecting designated uses of freshwater, i.e. its use for drinking-water supply, livestock watering, irrigation, fisheries, recreation or other purposes, while supporting and maintaining aquatic life and/or the functioning of …
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