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State TMDL Program Resource Center

A Project of the Environmental Law Institute

Presentations

Session 1: Gaps and Barriers in Law and Policy (Part I): The Divide between State NPS and TMDL Programs and their Respective Water Quality Objectives

Session 2: Gaps and Barriers in Law and Policy (Part II): The Divide between Federal NPS and State TMDL Programs and their Respective Water Quality Objectives

Session 3: Tricks of the Trade -- Processes to Ensure NPS TMDLs Are Implemented (Part I): Among State Programs

Session 4: Tricks of the Trade -- Processes to Ensure NPS TMDLs Are Implemented (Part II): State-Federal Relationship

Session 5: Best Practices in Developing and Implementing TMDLs that Reach NPS Pollution (Part I)

Session 6: Best Practices in Developing and Implementing TMDLs that Reach NPS Pollution (Part II)

Session 8: Opportunities for Public Outreach and Enhancing Engagement between State TMDL Programs and Stakeholders

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