...constraint on a State’s power to regulate the quality of its own waters more stringently than federal law might require. In fact, the Act explicitly recognizes States’ ability to impose... Read More
...Sharing and giving positive feedback (through Likes, Retweets, and “Following” others) is a key part of the social media experience. Quality, quality, quality: Keep in mind that quality extends beyond... Read More
Impacts on Aquatic Environments Surface mining is highly visible land use because it temporarily eliminates surface vegetation and can permanently change topography as with mountain-top removal and valley fill operations.... Read More
...affecting aquatic resources and the environment. The membership is diverse in terms of geography, experience, and topics of environmental concern. To properly represent and fully capture the broadest spectrum of... Read More
...to see it or comment. Check the statement for any needed major edits or needed further additions and reply by July 1, 2020. We will only accept additions supported by... Read More
...ephemeral, intermittent, or perennial streams, will affect downstream waters and wetlands. That is, they are hydrologically, chemically, physically, biologically and ecologically connected to what happens downstream. Aquatic ecosystems cannot function... Read More
...forward with protective conditions to minimize damage to fisheries, water quality, wetlands, and access to cultural and recreational resources. Fortunately, the Act survived a significant challenge in May 2020 with... Read More
...PROPOSED CONTINUING EDUCATION COURSES”) Operational Guidelines: Most activities conducted by the Committee are done electronically, mainly through email correspondence; occasionally through conference calls if necessary and/or to increase the level... Read More
...only state lines, but international borders. Ducks and other waterfowl use the North American flyways to migrate between Mexico, the United States, and Canada every year. Fish swim not only... Read More
...to structured decision making. Available: http://www.fws.gov/science/doc/structured_decision_making_factsheet.pdf. (January 2016). Members click below for the July 2017 Fisheries magazine’s complete issue. Non-members, join here. This content is for members only. Please login.... Read More
