tailieunhanh - Water Pollution Management Programme

The efficient outcome of regulation is to have each source control emissions up to the point where the marginal costs of further controls exceed the marginal social benefits of greater pollution reductions. This definition is the easy part of policy design. The difficult part is designing policies that, when implemented in the real world, approximate efficient control behavior. In theory, a tax-based policy and a command-and-control quantity standard can both achieve the efficient outcome. 23 With knowledge of the costs and benefits of pollution control, a regulator can simply require firms to engage in the efficient. | Water Pollution Management Programme TABLE OF CONTENTS Page No. Introduction 1 Freshwater 1 Watershed Status 1 Ground Water 2 River Water Quality 4 Wetlands 6 Coastal and Marine Water Quality 6 Pollutants 6 Salinity 7 Temperature 7 Effects of Human Settlement and Economic Development 7 Background 8 Scope 10 Pollutant Inventory 10 Register of Water Pollutants 10 Guidelines Establishing Procedures for Sampling Preservation and Analysis of Water Pollutants as identified in the Register of Water Pollutants 11 Method and Manner of Sampling 13 Sample Preservation 13 Sample Analysis 13 Water Pollution Management Programme 14 Background 14 Objective 14 Policy 14 Procedures 18 Water Pollutant Registration 18 Who must Register 19 Registration Information 19 When to Apply 20 reWPMP Page i 06 02 05 Page No. Registration Process 20 Water Polluters Register 20 Rights and Obligations 22 Water Pollution Permitting 22 Who will be Required to Get a Permit 25 Variances to Permit Conditions 25 Permit Application 26 When to Apply 26 Water Polluters Register 26 Overview of the Permitting Process 27 Permit Administrative Process 29 Analysis of Various Permit Fee Models 31 Introduction 31 Permit Fee Models 31 Analysis 34 Rules and Public Participation 35 Resources 35 Best Management Practices BMPs 38 BMP Applicability 38 Components of BMP Plan 40 Planning Phase 41 Development Phase 43 Evaluation and Reevaluation 43 National Water Quality Standards 44 Water Quality Standard 45 Water Quality Criteria 46 Monitor and Control Environmental Incidents 46 Watershed Management Programme 46 Background 46 Guiding .

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