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

The Clean Water Act's goal of making all U.S. surface water "fishable and swimmable" Blank______.Multiple choice question.was met in 1999was met in 1972has not been fully met

elect all that applyThe Clean Water Act focuses on Blank______.Multiple select question.reducing point source pollutionimproving surface-water qualitythe amount of water people withdrawcreating better sanitation requirements for sewage processing and dischargeNeed help? Review these concept resources.

Item16Item 16The central goal of the U.S. Clean Water Act was toMultiple Choicemake all surface waters swimmable and fishable.categorize water into types of use and then establish an array of different cleanup goals.end all water pollution in the United States by 2050.eliminate all nonpoint source pollution where economically feasible.

Multiple Choice QuestionThe Clean Water Act was passed in 1972 in response to people and companies dumping Blank______ directly into surface waters.Multiple choice question.garbagetoxic chemicals and sewagenuclear waste

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