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entities may adopt a new online system that will enable regulated NPDES
facilities to begin reporting discharge monitoring reports (DMRs) online.
EPA regions and select states, tribes, and territories will have a new tool available to assist their regulated national pollutant discharge elimination system (NPDES) facilities in reporting DMRs beginning June 22, 2009. Regulatory entities may adopt a new online system that will enable regulated NPDES facilities to begin reporting discharge monitoring reports (DMRs) online.
NetDMR is an Internet-based reporting tool for NPDES facilities to electronically sign and submit DMRs, although states that use it will still allow participants to discontinue mailing hard copy forms under 40 CFR 122.41 and 403.12.
As of Monday, June 22, 2009, EPA Region 1 (for New Hampshire and Massachusetts), EPA Region 3 (for the District of Columbia), EPA Region 6 (for the Gulf of Mexico), and the states of Utah and Louisiana will begin utilizing NetDMR.
The DMRs will be submitted to the EPA through the federal government's secure Environmental Information Exchange Network. An essential component of system is the exchange of data with the EPA's Integrated Compliance Information System, which allows permitted facilities to complete a DMR that is specific to their permit limits and outfalls.
EPA regions and select states, tribes, and territories will have a new tool available to assist their regulated national pollutant discharge elimination system (NPDES) facilities in reporting DMRs beginning June 22, 2009. Regulatory entities may adopt a new online system that will enable regulated NPDES facilities to begin reporting discharge monitoring reports (DMRs) online.
NetDMR is an Internet-based reporting tool for NPDES facilities to electronically sign and submit DMRs, although states that use it will still allow participants to discontinue mailing hard copy forms under 40 CFR 122.41 and 403.12.
As of Monday, June 22, 2009, EPA Region 1 (for New Hampshire and Massachusetts), EPA Region 3 (for the District of Columbia), EPA Region 6 (for the Gulf of Mexico), and the states of Utah and Louisiana will begin utilizing NetDMR.
The DMRs will be submitted to the EPA through the federal government's secure Environmental Information Exchange Network. An essential component of system is the exchange of data with the EPA's Integrated Compliance Information System, which allows permitted facilities to complete a DMR that is specific to their permit limits and outfalls.
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