Swamps, Wetlands Sample Clauses

Swamps, Wetlands. For existing dischargers to swamps, wetlands, etc. the current impact can be evaluated in terms of physical, chemical, and biological impact. For those water bodies not sufficiently defined by a channel, the upstream characteristics should be compared to the downstream characteristics. Where the discharger is having a significant detrimental impact in terms of not meeting water quality standards and/or reduced quantity and diversity of species, reduced effluent limitations should be imposed or alternative treatment such as land application should be considered and selected where possible. Swamps and wetlands may be able to receive and assimilate the wastewater with proper diffusion of the effluent. If upstream data show contravention of standards then the standards should also be reviewed. Concurrently, the wasteload allocation should be revised so that the waters are not further degraded. In the absence of an existing discharge to the system, comparisons to similar water bodies with existing dischargers can be utilized to estimate the impact of a new discharge. At the present time, EPA along with the States’ participation is conducting a generic EIS on wetlands disposal. Information resulting from this study will be used to supplement this agreement for these types of analyses.
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