Giving states control of nonpoint source pollution
A) has no advantages
B) can be problematic because states generally have inadequate data to assess the problem
C) is advantageous because it results in greater consistency of control
D) was not the original intent of the 1987 legislation

Question

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States often lack the comprehensive data necessary to effectively assess and manage nonpoint source pollution, making localized control challenging.

Giving States Control of Nonpoint Source Pollution