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Idaho eyes new water standards with fish-consumption survey

2015-07-11 06:05:33| Waste Management - Topix.net

A recently completed Idaho fish-consumption survey that's part of a state process to set new water quality standards could mean greater restrictions for towns and businesses that have sewage permits. The Idaho D epa rtment of Environmental Quality released the 92-page survey on Wednesday as part of a process that started after the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency rejected the state's current standards in 2012.

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