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Npdes permits have increased emphasis on control of toxic pollutants. J.A. Veil. OGJ, 6 January 1997, 95(1), 46--48, 51, 52.
Recent National Pollutant Discharge Elimation System (Npdes) permits have become significantly more stringent and complex, requiring more diligence from operators to ensure compliance. Tabulated data showing discharges to territorial seas, and discharges to the continental shelf are presented and discussed. The Clean Water Act, Npdes permits, and their limits, and the emphasis on toxics are considered.
Abstract details
Journal title: Oil and Gas Journal
Keywords: air emissions
Subjects: Environmental protection, Protection of ambient air and climate, Resource use and management, Oil and gas, Oil, Pollutants
