EPA Holds Additional Public Hearings on Proposed Water Quality Standards (FL)

| Mar 25, 2010

WASHINGTON – The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is holding three additional public hearings in April to receive more input from Floridians on the agency’s proposed Florida water quality standards. The agency held three public hearings in Florida in February on the proposed standards

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