Abstract
Although the necessity for coordinating water quality control with other project purposes has long been recognized, President Carter's water-policy initiatives did not come to grips with the problem. National water-quality objectives cannot be achieved without more attention to related matters, including stormwater management, soil erosion, water supply, and land-use planning. Similarly, important water-quantity objectives often involve necessity for water quality control. This paper considers water quality/quantity interfaces, including the relationship of planning to decision-making, alternative criteria for planning, and alternative arrangements for planning at Federal, state, and local levels. 5 references.
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