Estuarine Water Quality Management

by Richard L. Rosenberger,
Raymond Walsh,


Serial Information: Journal of the Sanitary Engineering Division, 1968, Vol. 94, Issue 5, Pg. 913-926


Document Type: Journal Paper

Abstract:

The Bay-Delta Water Quality Control Program is a comprehensive study designed to develop a water quality control program for the San Francisco Bay-Delta area of California. The Program's planning studies cover a period of 50 yr into the future. The Bay-Delta system is complex. Its water quality is influenced not only by steadily increasing waste loads but also by upstream water development which is changing the hydraulic regimen of a substantial portion of the system. The scope and organization of the Program is described as well as its approach to the development of a comprehensive water quality control plan. Particular emphasis is placed on the influence water resource development projects, located upstream from the estuary, have on the planning process.

Subject Headings: Water quality | Quality control | Estuaries | Water resources | Rivers and streams | Hydraulic loads | Business organizations | Waste management | North America | California | United States

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