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Silver total recoverable in Georgia

• 7Permits carrying a limit
• 1With a recorded exceedance
• 1,978Nationwide

A parameter is the substance or the property EPA writes a numeric limit for, and this page counts the Georgia permits that carry one for Silver total recoverable: 7 permits, of which 1 have a recorded exceedance. Nationwide the same parameter appears in 1,978 permits. Each row below is one permit, and it opens the agency’s own record for that permit.

Permits

Other pollutants in Georgia

• Copper, dissolved [as Cu] 59
• Copper, total [as Cu] 105
• Iron, total [as Fe] 10
• Lead, dissolved [as Pb] 74
• Lead, total [as Pb] 69
• Manganese, total [as Mn] 9
• Molybdenum, total [as Mo] 5
• Nickel, total [as Ni] 57
• Nickel, total recoverable 11
• Silver, total [as Ag] 40
• Zinc, dissolved [as Zn] 123
• Zinc, total [as Zn] 127
• Zinc, total recoverable 35
• Tin, total [as Sn] 3
• Aluminum, total recoverable 121
• Aluminum, total [as Al] 4
• Cadmium, total recoverable 11
• Lead, total recoverable 18
• Chromium, total recoverable 11
• Copper, total recoverable 58

Silver total recoverable nationwide

What this page shows

This page covers Clean Water Act discharge permits in GA with limits on the pollutant parameter Silver total recoverable. It lists 7 permits in GA with a limit on this parameter and 5 permits in GA with a recorded violation of this parameter.