Overview of the Clean Water Act
Clean water act was formulated in the United States federal laws in the year 1972 with a core objective to mitigate water pollution and safeguard water catchment areas as wells other sources (Federal Water Pollution Control Act 3). Water is an important element in the sustaining human, animals and plants, and its scarcity nature demands stringent regulations to deter the society from over-exploitation. The public good are often susceptible to physical factors from the human act and chemical effluents emanating from the industrial sector. The reaction of biological elements is another threat to water availability particularly the indeterminable change Continue reading...