Does the PFPR regulation require monitoring, other than priority pollutant monitoring for the BMR?
No. Facilities will be able to generate a list of pesticide active ingredients based on the products made at their facilities. EPA guidance has suggested that monitoring for priority pollutants or other surrogate parameters (e.g., TOC) would be helpful since facilities may not always be aware of sources of these pollutants in their wastewater, particularly pollutants that may be present through the addition of inert materials to the formulated products.
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