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Excessive nutrients in water bodies can cause algae blooms and harm wildlife. Under the Clean Water Act, states must develop water quality standards, which may include numeric or narrative nutrient criteria. Florida currently has a narrative criterion but the EPA proposed numeric criteria in 2010. Implementation of the numeric criteria faces challenges from technical issues, economic impacts, and ongoing litigation over the EPA's authority and role in setting Florida's standards. Future developments will occur through further rulemaking and litigation.

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NNC NNC for Florida’s Streams Region Total Nitrogen (mg/L) Total Phosphorus (mg/L) Panhandle West 0.67 0.06 Panhandle East 1.03 0.18 North Central 1.87 0.30 West Central 1.65 0.49 Peninsula 1.54 0.12

NNC NNC for Florida’s Lakes Lake Color/Alkalinity Chl-a (mg/L) Total Nitrogen (mg/L) Total Phosphorus (mg/L) Colored Lakes 0.020 1.27 0.05 Clear Lakes, High Alkalinity 0.020 1.05 0.03 Clear Lakes, Low Alkalinity 0.006 0.51 0.01

Numeric Nutrient Criteria for South Florida Canals Total Phosphorus = 42 parts per billion Total Nitrogen = 1.6 parts per million Chlorophyll a= 4 ppb

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