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Oct 28, 2020·BoardMeeting
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West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection Meeting
The meeting focused on reviewing human health criteria for water quality. Participants discussed calculation factors, including body weight, drinking water intake, fish consumption, and the use of bioaccumulation factors versus bioconcentration factors. Key topics included the methodology hierarchy for selecting data sources, the treatment of unverified data, the potential for incorporating new research from IRIS, and the timeline for developing aquatic life and human health criteria for PFAS. The group also received updates on similar efforts in other states regarding BAF development.
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Department Of Environmental Protection Quarterly Public Meeting
The meeting provided updates on Human Health Criteria developments and ongoing algae and nutrient monitoring on the Greenbrier River, as well as progress on treatment solutions for the Tygart Valley River. Stakeholders presented recommendations regarding the adoption of EPA 2015 criteria, bioaccumulation factors, and the regulation of various chemicals. Discussions also covered water quality standards, fish consumption rates, and concerns regarding specific chemical impairments such as PCBs, Dioxin, and PFAS in state waterways.
Jan 1, 2015·StrategicPlan
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West Virginia's NPS Program Management Plan 2015-2020
This Management Plan outlines the mission and activities of West Virginia's Nonpoint Source (NPS) Program, focusing on implementing Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) to restore impaired streams. Key strategies include coordinating with various government agencies and non-governmental partners, engaging stakeholders through local Project Teams, and deploying Basin Coordinators. The plan details the development of Watershed Based Plans (WBPs), healthy waters protection through antidegradation policies and the WV Watershed Assessment Pilot Project (WVWAPP), and participation in the Chesapeake Bay Program (WIP 2011-2025) to reduce nutrient and sediment loads. Additionally, it emphasizes leveraging Additional Grant Opportunities (AGOs) to expand outreach and sustain project management efforts over the next five years, aiming to achieve significant load reductions and enhance water quality across the state's watersheds.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
