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Grants and Loans. Grants & Loans. Laws and Rules. The citizens of Washington, the Legislature and Washington’s governors have made it a priority of state government to protect the environment and human health. As a result Washington voters and elected leaders have adopted state laws that reflect the environmental values of Washingtonians — and the unique natural diversity of our state. Ecology has federal and state authority to implement and enforce environmental laws and rules relating to: Protecting our water supplies Protecting our air quality Managing and reducing waste Cleaning up contaminated water and land Reducing toxic substances in our environment Supporting sustainable communities and natural resources Current Rule Making | Rule-Making Archive | Rule-Making and Economics | Frequently Asked Questions | WAC Track Email List Laws | Rules by Program 2014 Legislative Information | Budget Overview | Noise Pollution | Regulatory Streamlining.

Ter Quality Program Home | WA Dept. of Ecology. Ter Quality Improvement Projects for Snohomish County | WA State Department of Ecology. Water Quality Improvement > Water Quality Improvement Projects by County > Snohomish County The following table lists overview information for water quality improvement projects (including total maximum daily loads, or TMDLs) for this county. Please use links (where available) for more information on a project. To get additional information about the water bodies in Snohomish County please use the Water Quality Assessment Query Tool. WRIAs in Snohomish County WRIA 3 - Lower Skagit-SamishWRIA 4 - Upper SkagitWRIA 5 - StillaguamishWRIA 7 - SnohomishWRIA 8 - Cedar-Sammamish.