Projects of the TMDL Program
Find out about projects to improve water quality in rivers, lakes, and bays of Texas
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Houston Metropolitan Area
and Galveston Bay Several projects are underway in this area
Photograph courtesy of NASA
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The TMDL Program works to restore Texas water bodies that have limited quality in relation to one or more of their assigned uses, such as recreation, fishing, or a healthy aquatic environment.
This page provides information about projects of the TMDL Program. You can look for a project by county, pollutant or adverse condition, major river or coastal basin, or project name. You may also choose to view just those projects that are completed, along with an explanation of how TMDLs are counted.
Some of the program’s projects develop total maximum daily loads, which determine specific environmental targets necessary to restore limited uses. In addition, the TMDL Program manages some projects that determine whether a TMDL is required.
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TMDLs and How They Are Implemented
Describes what total maximum daily loads (TMDLs) are, how they are developed and implemented, and provides a status report for the Texas TMDL Program |
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Approved TMDLs and Implementation Plans
Information about TMDLs and implementation plans approved by the commission. EPA approval of TMDLs may be pending. |
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Find a TMDL Program Project by County
Find out about projects to improve water quality in your county |
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Find a TMDL Program Project by Pollutant or Adverse Condition
Locate projects by the pollutant or condition of concern, such as bacteria, organic substances, or low dissolved oxygen |
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Find a TMDL Program Project by River Basin
Find projects to improve water quality in the major river and coastal basins of Texas |
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Summary of Completed TMDLs and Implementation Plans
Summary of completed load allocations and plans to improve water quality in surface waters that do not meet one or more standards for their use, as identified in the state's Texas Water Quality Inventory and 303(d) List. |


