Water Quality Management refers to the systematic approach to monitoring, assessing, and improving the quality of water resources. It involves the implementation of policies, regulations, and practices that aim to protect water from pollution and degradation while ensuring it is safe for human consumption, aquatic life, and recreational use. Key components include assessing water quality through testing for contaminants, managing wastewater treatment processes, implementing best management practices for land use, and engaging in conservation efforts to protect watersheds. Effective water quality management seeks to balance environmental sustainability with human needs, promoting the health of ecosystems while ensuring access to clean water for communities.
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