Clean Water Act
The Clean Water Act is a US law that regulates the discharge of pollutants into the country's waterways and sets quality standards for surface waters to protect the environment and public health. It aims to maintain and improve the quality of the nation's waters by controlling pollution from various sources. The law is a cornerstone of surface water protection in the United States.
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