Traditional Water Pollution Control Policy

Overview

Traditional water pollution control policies focus on regulating pollutants entering water bodies to protect public health and the environment.

Key Features

• Regulations: Set limits on the amount of pollutants that industries can discharge into water sources.
• Permits: Require industries to obtain permits before releasing any wastewater.

Examples

• Effluent Standards: Establish specific quality standards for treated wastewater before it can be discharged.
• Monitoring: Regular monitoring of water quality to ensure compliance with standards.

These measures aim to reduce pollution and protect aquatic ecosystems, ensuring safe water for communities.