Water standards set by states with federal trigger
States will set water quality standards while the federal government may step in if states fail. Interior Secretary Stewart L. Udall told a Senate hearing that acceptable interstate and coastal water standards should be ready by year end. He estimated the next phase would involve monitoring and enforcing orders, with all 50 states plus DC, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands contributing standards by July 31.
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