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Study on Relevant Issues Concerning the Revision of Environmental Quality Standard for Surface Water(GB3838-2002)

Liu Jin-ji

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Environmental quality standard is the basic regulation of environmental protection.But some mistakes are found in Environmental quality standard for surface water(2002).The emphasis relating problems in proved and the standard of TN is discussed.The standard should be amended.

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Environmental quality standard is the basic regulation of environmental protection.But some mistakes are found in Environmental quality standard for surface water(2002).The emphasis relating problems in proved and the standard of TN is discussed.The standard should be amended.

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Environmental quality standard is the basic regulation of environmental protection.But some mistakes are found in Environmental quality standard for surface water(2002).The emphasis relating problems in proved and the standard of TN is discussed.The standard should be amended.

Key concepts: Environmental quality, Environmental standard, Quality standard, Water quality, Surface water, Environmental science, Quality (philosophy), Environmental planning

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