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Water Quality Trading
Under the Clean Water Act, "point source" dischargers are required to reduce pollution to meet water quality standards.
Frequently Asked Questions About Water Quality Trading
Answers to questions of general interest about trading and EPA's 2003 Trading Policy.
Water Quality Trading Assessment Handbook
EPA Region 10 developed the Water Quality Trading Assessment Handbook to assist in determining whether water quality trading can help stakeholders to achieve important water quality goals at less cost.

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