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The
Maryland Department of the Environment
Total Maximum Daily Load Program (TMDL) explains what
a TMDL and the process for establishing it for waterways.
Maryland's
Department of Natural Resources Non-point Source Pollution
Management Program provides information on this type of
pollution as well the statewide management plan and Watershed
Restoration Action Strategies (WRAS).
The
Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection Office
of Pollution Prevention and Compliance Assistance offers
information, services and technical assistance to businesses,
organizations and individuals across Pennsylvania. Through
partnerships, workshops, financial assistance, and one-on-one
contacts, the office can help you reduce pollution at its
source or bring you into compliance with environmental regulations.
The
Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection Total
Maximum Daily Load Program (TMDL) explains what a TMDL
is and allows you to research TMDL development by county,
pollutant, pollutant source, TMDL name, TMDL Category, or
state water plan watershed.
Virginia
Department of Environmental Quality Office of Pollution Prevention,
provides free, voluntary, non-regulatory, technical assistance
and materials to industry, governments, academia, non-profits
and the general public on how to prevent pollution
Virginia
Department of Environmental Quality The Total Maximum Daily
Load Program (TMDL) explains what a TMDL is and the process
for establishing TMDLs for Virginia waterways.
The
West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection TMDL
Program provides information on TMDL development in the
state of West Virginia.
The
West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection Office
of Abandoned Mine Lands and Reclamation provides information...
The
West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection Pollution
Prevention (P2) Program was established to promote pollution
prevention activities among the regulated community. P2 activities
include such things as adopting new manufacturing processes
or materials substitution, both of which can result in less
waste being produced.
The
West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection Office
of Environmental Enforcement promotes compliance with
the Solid Waste Management Act, the Water Pollution Control
Act, and the Groundwater Protection Act by providing assistance
and/or enforcing conditions required of municipalities, solid
waste facilities, manufacturing industry, and the general
public.
Businesses
for the Bay is a voluntary team of forward-looking businesses,
industries, government facilities and other organizations
within the Chesapeake Bay watershed. We are committed to implementing
pollution prevention in our daily operations and reducing
our releases of chemical contaminants and other wastes to
the Chesapeake Bay.
Total
Maximum Daily Loads (TMDL) is a website created to enhance
State and local capacity to develop and implement TMDLs and
other watershed-based approaches to help solve water quality
issues. It accomplishes this task by educating stakeholders
on challenges and opportunities that TMDLs present, sharing
useful information, tools, and effective approaches being
used by the States, and fostering communication among stakeholders
and promote involvement in problem-solving at the local level.
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