Multiple Select QuestionSelect all that applyWhy do supporters of the Clean Water Act still want to see it changed?Multiple select question.There are no standard policies for controlling nonpoint runoff from streets and farm fields.Supporters see it as ineffective since it has not produced significant results in over 30 years.It doesn't take into account the hydrologic changes associated with climate change.Supporters want stricter enforcement of existing regulations.

Multiple Choice QuestionLack of funding, weak regulation, climate change, and the need to address nonpoint source pollution all are reasons that make reauthorization of the Clean Water Act Blank______.Multiple choice question.unnecessarynecessary but contentiousagreeable to all parties

Multiple Select QuestionSelect all that applyHow can domestic water use be curbed?Multiple select question.Have people water their lawn during the middle of the day.Use low-flow shower heads.Offer education on water conservation techniques.Use water-efficient appliances.

Multiple Choice QuestionOne of the most controversial parts of the Clean Water Act, Section 404, protects Blank______ from being drained or filled, which upsets many private landowners who feel that these resources are being "taken" from them as a result.Multiple choice question.streamswetlandsreservoirslakes

Multiple Choice QuestionWhat piece of legislation regulates water quality in commercial and municipal systems?Multiple choice question.The Safe Drinking Water ActThe Clean Water ActThe Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act

The Clean Water Act aimed to make Blank______.Multiple choice question.U.S. waters healthy enough to support fish and shellfish populations that can be consumed by peopleall the world's waters "fishable and swimmable" near major population centersU.S. lakes and rivers clean enough to drink from