Why EPA failed to implement the CWA

How much more prove do people need to acknowledge that the Clean Water Act (CWA) was a failure. Not because of politics, but because EPA used an essential water pollution test incorrectly and as one of its many other negative consequences ignored 60% of the pollution in sewage Congress intended to treat. Among this waste ignored was and still is, all the nitrogenous (urine and protein) waste, while this waste besides exerting an oxygen demand (just like fecal waste) also is a fertilizer for algae, thus contributes to red tides and dead zones. (www.petermaier.net) Even tough all this can be easily verified, nobody seems to be able or care, especially not the environmentalists and the media. Without correcting this test we will keep spinning our wheels and keep wasting public money on programs that are doomed to fail.

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