CWA in Kentucky

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Bypass the content navigation and go directly to the page content.\| Division of Water \| Dam Safety \| Drinking Water \| Floodplain Management \| Groundwater \| Permitting and Approvals \| Public Involvement and Assistance \| Statutes and Regulations \| Surface Water \| 404 Program \| Wastewater \| Water Availability and Use \| Water Watch \| Watersheds	Last Modified: 3/20/2006 CWA in Kentucky - Trends Celebrating Progress Looking Ahead See information about the Clean Water Act and its effects in Kentucky at the following Web sites: CWA in Kentucky Home Page History and Background Successes (KPDES / Nonpoint Source / State Revolving Fund) Trends What We Are Doing Challenges for the Future Calendar of Events National Water Monitoring Day National Youth Watershed Summit World Watershed Summit Trends Water quality in Kentucky, over the years of the Clean Water Act, has improved steadily. 1972: 71 percent of waterways in Kentucky that were assessed because information was available did not support their designated uses. 2000: 44.2 percent of assessed waterways did not support designated uses, as reported in the 2002 Report to Congress on Water Quality (305[b] Report). Current state of waterways in Kentucky (From 2002 Report to Congress on Water Quality ) See more information on Trends here.
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