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Whole Effluent Toxicity (WET) describes the aggregate toxic effect of an aqueous sample (e.g., whole effluent wastewater discharge) as measured by an organism's response upon exposure to the sample (e.g., lethality, impaired growth, or reproduction). EPA’s WET tests replicate the total effect of environmental exposure of aquatic life to toxic pollutants in an effluent without requiring the identification of the specific pollutants.
WET testing is a vital component to implementing water quality standards under the NPDES permits program in accordance with the CWA Section 402. It supports meeting the goals of the CWA Section 101(a) and (2), especially with respect to restoring and maintaining "the chemical, physical, and biological integrity of the Nation’s waters and “…the protection and propagation of fish, shellfish, and…”
WET tests are used for water quality assessment, permit limit development, and compliance assessment. To protect water quality, EPA recommends using WET tests in NPDES permits together with requirements based on chemical-specific water quality criteria.
WET limits are included in permits to ensure that the state or tribal water quality criteria for aquatic life protection are met. WET monitoring requirements are included in permits to generate valid WET data used to determine whether reasonable potential for WET has been demonstrated (e.g., toxicity that would result in an excursion of state or tribal WQS). If reasonable potential has been demonstrated, then a WET limit must be included in the permit. WET test results are used in determining compliance with NPDES WET permit limits.
WET test methods include two basic types of WET tests, acute and chronic (including sublethal endpoints). WET test methods include procedures for freshwater, marine, and estuarine test species. EPA recommends running tests using an invertebrate, vertebrate, and a plant to identify the most sensitive species for use with the NPDES permits program. Ceriodaphnia dubia (freshwater flea) and Pimephales promelas (fathead minnow)) are examples of EPA approved indicators or surrogates used in the protection of freshwater aquatic community organisms.
EPA WET DVDs (freshwater and saltwater series) – EPA developed these DVDs as an important training tool for regional and state NPDES permit writers and laboratories to use as part of their program implementation. These training materials do not replace a thorough understanding and reading of the EPA WET test method manuals.
If you would like to order WET test method video training packages (electronic copies of supplemental guides and the DVDs), please contact the National Service Center for Environmental Publications (NSCEP) at (800) 490-9198 or nscep@bps-lmit.com . Make sure to include the appropriate WET publication number in your request.
To watch the WET freshwater and saltwater series, visit the NPDES Trainings page

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By Guest | 54 posts, last post 3 days ago

Dhruv Gupta, MD
answered this
Semen Release At Night/ Wet Dreams: All You Need To Know

So, this morning I woke up my butt felt wet and cold, and I discovered that my panties were soaked through. Now, my first thought was "OH MY GOD, DID I WET MYSELF LAST NIGHT?" D:
But then I realized that my sheets weren't wet, and my clothes didn't smell like urine. In fact, there was little odor.
I've had this happen to me before, but I kinda just shrugged it off.
From looking around on the net, I think I may have had a "wet dream"? I don't really understand how I could have. I don't remember dreaming about anything sexual last night.
This made me uneasy.
I've never had sex before, and I've only had this happen to me one other time (and that other time, I couldn't recall having a sex related dream).
Can anyone shed some light on this for me?
I'm female, btw. (obviously)

Thanks. [:

Well, I'm not gonna say I have the answer to your problems, but maybe I can give an option....I read ur post, and thought, well, you don't always have to remember your dreams. Also, if you are having wet dreams, you could be having female ejaculation...and yes, you can do it in your sleep without even knowing....if you look it up, maybe it will answer some questions you have...

In reply to anonymous on 2010-04-27 - click to read

Just as men and boys have wet dreams (although you may not remember a dream), so do girls and women. When my wife awakens wet, she usually masturbates or she has me enter her. When she awakens wet, she seems to be aroused by it, of course, hence the interest in sexual relief

Hi Goodboy, when you say you have the same can you specify what you mean by the same and give as much information as you can if you would like help. :-)

I was a guy just like you when my panties feel down and my vagina smelt

All of these people are so so so wrong it's ridiculous. How close are you to your period? Female discharge changes depending on the time of the month. For about 2 weeks or less before your period, your discharge will be very thin and watery. This is not because of a wet dream. It happens to many women, if not all women.

Hey need help OK basically I woke up in a wet underwear it was soaked no smell nothing I've had my first child in February and took the depo shot my period didn't stop so they prescribed birth control pills to help stop it from coming down I recently had sex yesterday and it was food had 2 rounds and my boyfriend came inside of me both times so I think either some of his come came out of me at 2 in the morning or I was just still wet because it didn't smell like cum at all then I woke up at 8 am and I was in a soaked panty I went to the bathroom and it had like a clear wet substance and like little spots of blood was there OK so now I'm in the bathroom and a little more blood came out any clues of what I should do ?

In reply to anonymous on 2015-02-23 - click to read

Thankyou very much !! A right answer & relieved me as I was worried but yes I am close to my period and this makes sence :))

In reply to anonymous on 2015-06-27 - click to read

Take a pregnancy test or go to the doctor. I think it's better to hear a doctors opinion other than a strangers opinion tbh. It will help you be sure.

In reply to anonymous on 2015-02-23 - click to read

I am a guy and I had the same thing happened to me last night and I did not pee myself I soak my underwear my shorts and the bed did not drink last night and my clothes do not smell like urine and I don't have discharge

In reply to anonymous on 2014-10-30 - click to read

In reply to anonymous on 2015-02-23 - click to read

I was already on my period like its past already :/

In reply to anonymous on 2016-05-30 - click to read

The same thing happened to me, and mine has recently passed- I finished like a day before though. Maybe it's still the same? Idk

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