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  4. 06 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
  5. 096 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION - GENERAL
  6. C.M.R. 06, 096, ch. 525 - EFFLUENT GUIDELINES AND STANDARDS
  7. § 096-525-4 - General Provisions [see 40 CFR part 401]

§ 096-525-4 - General Provisions [see 40 CFR part 401]

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  1. Subsection 096-525-4-I - Scope and purpose [see 40 CFR 401.10]
  2. Subsection 096-525-4-II - General definitions [see 40 CFR 401.11]
  3. Subsection 096-525-4-III - Law authorizing establishment of effluent limitations guidelines for existing sources, standards of performance for new sources and pretreatment standards of new and existing sources [see 40 CFR 401.12]
  4. Subsection 096-525-4-IV - Test procedures for measurement [see 40 CFR 401.13]
  5. Subsection 096-525-4-V - Cooling water intake structures [see 40 CFR 401.14]
  6. Subsection 096-525-4-VI - Toxic pollutants [see 40 CFR 401.15]
  7. Subsection 096-525-4-VII - Conventional pollutants [see 40 CFR 401.16]
  8. Subsection 096-525-4-VIII - pH Effluent limitations under continuous monitoring [see 40 CFR 401.17]

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