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NOTICE OF INTENT TO REISSUE COVERAGE UNDER NPDES GENERAL PERMIT FOR CAFOS – NEG020000
Nebraska Department of Environment and Energy
NPDES and State Permits Section
Lincoln, Nebraska
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Nebraska Department of Environment and Energy
NPDES and State Permits Section
Lincoln, Nebraska
2025 Ambient Air Monitoring Network Plan and Five-Year Assessment available for public comment
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Nebraska's Draft 2025 Ambient Air Monitoring Network Plan and Five-Year Assessment is available for public comment. Comments are due to the Nebraska Department of Environment and Energy (NDEE) by June 6, 2025.
The Network Plan describes the existing ambient air monitoring network in Nebraska, assesses its adequacy and compliance with federal regulations, and sets forth planned changes through June 2026. It also contains information on Nebraska’s air quality. The Network Plan was developed to comply with Federal regulation 40 CFR Part 58.10.
Draft 2025 Ambient Air Monitoring Network Plan and Five-Year Assessment available for public comment
Nebraska’s Draft 2025 Ambient Air Monitoring Network Plan and Five-Year Assessment is available for public comment through June 6, 2025. Click here to review the plan and find instructions on how to submit comments.
https://dee.nebraska.gov/forms/publications-grants-forms/25-012
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NOTICE OF CHANGES TO A NUTRIENT MANAGEMENT PLAN INCORPORATED AS TERMS OF A PERMIT
Nebraska Department of Environment and Energy
Permitting and Engineering Division
Lincoln, Nebraska
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NDEE begins weekly public lake sampling
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The Nebraska Department of Environment and Energy (NDEE) and its partners have begun weekly sampling of public lakes across Nebraska.
This sampling will test for microcystin – a toxin produced by harmful algal blooms (HABs), also known as toxic blue-green algae – and E. coli bacteria. NDEE and its partners collect these samples at 51 public recreational lakes (56 beach sites) throughout the state from May through September.