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In 2014, EPA documented the relative lack of nutrient data from waste water treatment plant effluents, even though development of surface water quality standards for nitrogen and phosphorus has been a stated priority for more than a decade.
You can see the app here. There is also a companion report with more information about data processing and results.
You can see the app here. There is also a companion report with more information about data processing and results.
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