Maryland SB371 mandates a discharge permit for new concentrated animal feeding operations (CAFO) to prevent water pollution.
Maryland SB371 requires a discharge permit from the Department of the Environment before construction on any new concentrated animal feeding operation (CAFO). This law aims to protect public health and safety by preventing the discharge of pollutants into state waters. The Department may also require permits for other activities and cannot issue permits to violators.
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