Priority Pollutant List
Priority Pollutants are a set of chemical pollutants we regulate, and for which we have developed analytical test methods. The current list of 126 Priority Pollutants, shown below, can also be found at 40 CFR Part 423, Appendix A. These are not the only pollutants regulated in Clean Water Act programs. The list is an
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