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<br />EPA will begin issuing ocean dumping permits at the
<br />rate of 1,000 per year in FY74. Although this is the esti-H,
<br />mated total number of major,dischargers, no drop-off in the
<br />"number of permits in FY 75 is anticipated because of the
<br />possibility of new dumpers, revised discharge criteria, and
<br />the irregular nature of many disposals. In FY 74 a national'
<br />contingency team will be formed as well, equipped to respond, "
<br />to any major oil or hazardous material spill in the country""';
<br />and serving as a model for possible future State or additional::'.>"
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<br />Many important Federal activities do not appear in Table B"
<br />because their role is essentially supportive. They are still :'
<br />essential to the success of the primary outputs and are there~
<br />fore tailored to this strategy. By the end of 1973, final
<br />effluent guidelines for 34 major industries will have been
<br />promulgated for use, by State and Federal permit authorities,
<br />including guidelines for 3 industries which are scheduled for
<br />advance appearance in April. A standard of secondary treatment,:,;
<br />for municipal treatment works is scheduled for completion in ,::.,':'.
<br />'February. Other, ~pretreatment and user charge regulations are',,',
<br />being developed to support permits to municipalities. A major'
<br />research effort into fresh and salt water quality criteria will
<br />result in a more complete and up-to-date yardstick for setting
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