Cpesc exam 1 - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

CPESC Exam Questions With 100% Verified Answers The process in which, by the actions of wind or water, soil particles are detached and transported. - answerErosion Eroded material suspended in wind or water. - answerSediment The deposition of eroded material. - answerSedimentation What bears the impact of quantity and quality degradation from erosion? - answerReceiving Waters Raindrop impact energy is enough to dislodge surface sediment. - answerSplash Erosion Rain splash detaching soil...

CPESC Section 1 and 2 60+ QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 2023/2024 UPDATED AND VERIFIED

CPESC Section 1 and 2 60+ QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 2023/2024 UPDATED AND VERIFIED

CPESC Rules and Regulations Exam Questions With 100% Verified Answers The Clean Water Act was formally called what? - answerFederal Water Pollution Control Act (1948) The Federal Water Pollution Control Act (1948) was amended in what years to become the Clean Water Act? - answer1972 and 1977 What agency has authority over the Clean Water Act? - answerEnvironmental Protection Agency (EPA) What does Section 401 of the Clean Water Act require? - answerWater Quality Certification (Any appli...

CPESC Rules and Regulations Exam Questions With 100% Verified Answers The Clean Water Act was formally called what? - answerFederal Water Pollution Control Act (1948) The Federal Water Pollution Control Act (1948) was amended in what years to become the Clean Water Act? - answer1972 and 1977 What agency has authority over the Clean Water Act? - answerEnvironmental Protection Agency (EPA) What does Section 401 of the Clean Water Act require? - answerWater Quality Certification (Any appli...

CPESC Rules and Regulations Exam Questions With 100% Verified Answers The Clean Water Act was formally called what? - answerFederal Water Pollution Control Act (1948) The Federal Water Pollution Control Act (1948) was amended in what years to become the Clean Water Act? - answer1972 and 1977 What agency has authority over the Clean Water Act? - answerEnvironmental Protection Agency (EPA) What does Section 401 of the Clean Water Act require? - answerWater Quality Certification (Any appli...

CPESC Exam Study Guide Solutions Updated 2024 The process in which, by the actions of wind or water, soil particles are detached and transported. - ANSWER-Erosion Eroded material suspended in wind or water. - ANSWER-Sediment The deposition of eroded material. - ANSWER-Sedimentation What bears the impact of quantity and quality degradation from erosion? - ANSWER-Receiving Waters Raindrop impact energy is enough to dislodge surface sediment. - ANSWER-Splash Erosion Rain splash detaching ...

What does the acronym NPDES stand for? - ANS National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System True / False: The NPDES requirements apply only to discharges of storm-water either directly or through a municipal separate storm drain system, to waters of the US. - ANS 2.1.1.6 True What does the acronym TMDL stand for? Define it? - ANS 2.1.1.10 Total Maximum Daily Load. The amount of a particular pollutant that a water body can assimilate on a daily basis without vio...

CPESC Rules and Regulations Exam Questions With 100% Verified Answers The Clean Water Act was formally called what? - answerFederal Water Pollution Control Act (1948) The Federal Water Pollution Control Act (1948) was amended in what years to become the Clean Water Act? - answer1972 and 1977 What agency has authority over the Clean Water Act? - answerEnvironmental Protection Agency (EPA) What does Section 401 of the Clean Water Act require? - answerWater Quality Certification (Any appli...

CPESC Exam Questions With 100% Verified Answers The process in which, by the actions of wind or water, soil particles are detached and transported. - answerErosion Eroded material suspended in wind or water. - answerSediment The deposition of eroded material. - answerSedimentation What bears the impact of quantity and quality degradation from erosion? - answerReceiving Waters Raindrop impact energy is enough to dislodge surface sediment. - answerSplash Erosion Rain splash detaching soil...