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Description: Massachusetts regulators help MS4 communities meet public outreach obligations
Massachusetts regulators help MS4 communities meet public outreach obligations
Environmental regulators in Massachusetts, US, are making it easier for 260 municipal separate storm sewer permittees in the state to meet public outreach and education requirements set by the US EPA.
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Justin Jacques
SourceArticle from World Water: Stormwater Management Magazine Spring Issue
Project IDSWM44
SubjectSpring Issue
Document typeMagazine article
PublisherWater Environment Federation
Print publication date Jan 2019
Volume / Issue7 / 1
Content sourceWorld Water: Stormwater Management
First / last page(s)22 - 22
Copyright2019
Word count652
Subject keywordsPublic Outreach
Associated keywords:MS4 permitspublic educationThink Blue Massachusetts

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Description: Massachusetts regulators help MS4 communities meet public outreach obligations
Awareness leads to action
Massachusetts regulators help MS4 communities meet public outreach obligations
MS4 permittees have been required to perform public education and outreach activities since 2003. According to language from the EPA Region 1 2018-2022 General Permits for Stormwater Discharges from Small Municipal Separate Storm Sewer Systems, the goal of the requirement is to “increase knowledge and change behavior of the public so that pollutants in stormwater are reduced.”
PublisherWater Environment Federation
Copyright2019
Word count199
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Description: Massachusetts regulators help MS4 communities meet public outreach obligations
Stormwater is a community-wide issue
Massachusetts regulators help MS4 communities meet public outreach obligations
Visitors to the Think Blue Massachusetts website can find a course on stormwater basics, covering where stormwater comes from, where it goes, and the connection between household pollutants, runoff, and waterway health.
PublisherWater Environment Federation
Copyright2019
Word count261
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Massachusetts regulators help MS4 communities meet public outreach obligations