EPA · Washington · discharge permits by parameter
Zinc in bottom deposits [dry wgt] in Washington
- 5Permits carrying a limit
- 0With a recorded exceedance
- 275Nationwide
A parameter is the substance or the property EPA writes a numeric limit for, and this page counts the Washington permits that carry one for Zinc in bottom deposits [dry wgt]: 5 permits, of which 0 have a recorded exceedance. Nationwide the same parameter appears in 275 permits. Each row below is one permit, and it opens the agency’s own record for that permit.
Permits
Other pollutants in Washington
- Lead, total [as Pb] 496
- Lead, total dry weight [as Pb] 5
- Manganese, total [as Mn] 16
- Manganese, dissolved [as Mn] 10
- Thallium, total [as Tl] 21
- Nickel, total [as Ni] 84
- Silver, total [as Ag] 47
- Vanadium, total [as V] 3
- Zinc, dissolved [as Zn] 4
- Zinc, total [as Zn] 1,473
- Zinc, total recoverable 8
- Antimony, total [as Sb] 31
- Aluminum, total [as Al] 6
- Lead, total recoverable 4
- Copper, total recoverable 8
- Selenium, total [as Se] 53
- Chromium, hexavalent dissolved [as Cr] 7
- Oil and grease 9
- Total phenols 7
- 4-Isopropyltoluene 23
Zinc in bottom deposits [dry wgt] nationwide
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