Southeastern Massachusetts and Cape Cod Nitrogen Sample Clauses

Southeastern Massachusetts and Cape Cod Nitrogen. Watershed Based Reductions: Nitrogen pollution is a critical issue in the bays and estuaries of southeastern Massachusetts and Cape Cod. MassDEP has committed substantial resources to develop a solid scientific understanding of the causes of the problem and to developing total maximum daily loads (TMDLs) which will assist in the development of plans for achieving needed load reductions. The location and status of the TMDLs is available at: xxxxx://xxx.xxxx.xxx/files/documents/2019/07/17/mepmap2019.pdf. In the coming years, XxxxXXX will continue partnering with the communities, EPA, and other interested stakeholders to find and implement cost-effective solutions and achieve nitrogen load reductions. These efforts include a proposal to revise Title 5’s definition of Nitrogen Sensitive Areas to enable MassDEP to designate these areas and include nitrogen loading limits to protect ambient water quality, in addition to protection of drinking water.
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Southeastern Massachusetts and Cape Cod Nitrogen. Watershed Based Reductions: Nitrogen pollution is a critical issue in the bays and estuaries of southeastern Massachusetts and Cape Cod. MassDEP has made excellent progress developing a solid scientific understanding of the causes of the problem and developing total maximum daily loads (TMDLs) for the region, which will assist in the development of plans for achieving needed load reductions. MassDEP has deployed two new monitoring buoys for Mt. Hope Bay to further inform nutrient management decisions for southeastern Massachusetts, and the agency is actively working with external stakeholders on review of the water quality criteria for Dissolved Oxygen for Mt. Hope bay. MassDEP will continue partnering with the communities, EPA, and other interested stakeholders to find and implement cost- effective solutions and achieve Nitrogen load reductions.
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Southeastern Massachusetts and Cape Cod Nitrogen. Watershed Based Reductions: Nitrogen pollution is a critical issue in the bays and estuaries of southeastern Massachusetts and Cape Cod. MassDEP has committed substantial resources to develop a solid scientific understanding of the causes of the problem and to developing total maximum daily loads (TMDLs) which will assist in the development of plans for achieving needed load reductions. The location and status of the TMDLs is available at: xxxxx://xxx.xxxx.xxx/files/documents/2019/07/17/mepmap2019.pdf. In the coming years, XxxxXXX will continue partnering with the communities, EPA, and other interested stakeholders to find and implement cost-effective solutions and achieve nitrogen load reductions. These efforts include a proposal to revise Title 5’s definition of Nitrogen Sensitive Areas to enable MassDEP to designate these areas and include nitrogen loading limits to protect ambient water quality, in addition to protection of drinking water. Supporting Cape Cod Regional Water Quality Plan Implementation (Section 208): MassDEP will continue to prioritize working with Cape Cod communities to address water quality issues on Cape Cod. In June 2015, Governor Xxxxx certified and submitted to EPA the Cape “208” water quality plan, developed by the Cape Cod Commission (CCC), to address the longstanding problem of excessive amounts of nitrogen pollution, primarily from septic systems, discharged into the water bodies and estuaries of Cape Cod. The 208 Plan will facilitate development of the most effective and affordable solutions to the problem, tailored to local needs. One of the first tasks called for in the 208 Plan was for Cape communities to develop “watershed reports” for all the watersheds on the Cape. These reports will serve as a starting point for discussions regarding effective and cost-efficient solutions, particularly in watersheds shared by more than one town. In March 2016, Secretary Xxxxxx awarded a $950,000 grant to Barnstable County to provide the planning tools, technical assistance, and monitoring needed to create effective plans. In September 2016, the CCC provided completed reports for all the watersheds on the Cape. In 2018 MassDEP issued a Watershed Permit to four towns located on Pleasant Bay that enables them to undertake a myriad of nitrogen reduction efforts and receive credits for the actions taken. The degree of water quality improvement/nitrogen reduction estimated during the design phase will be verified in the implementation phase...
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