Water Quality-Based Effluent Limits
Water quality standards are composed of three parts: • Use classifications • Numeric and/or narrative water quality criteria • Antidegradation policy. Each of these three components is described below. Use Classification The first part of a State’s water quality standard is a classification system for
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