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Additional materials on the Clean Water Act, water law, water rights, and related topics can be located using JACOB, the Library's catalog.
Clean Water Act Essentials, 3d ed.
by
Joel M. Gross, et al.
Evaluating the Water Quality Effects of TMDL Implementation: How States Have Done It and the Lessons Learned
by
Environmental Law Institute
Treatises, written by legal scholars and practitioners, provide current, in-depth analysis and commentary on an area of environmental law. Search JACOB, the Library's catalog, to locate treatises which discuss the clean water act and related issues. For example:
Tip: To get links from Google Scholar to GW Libraries full text, even when off campus, go to Google Scholar > Settings > Library Links, add "george washington," and "Save."
GAO is an independent, nonpartisan auditing arm of Congress. GAO monitors how federal agencies spend and reports on how well government programs and policies are meeting their objectives.
CRS attorneys write reports containing concise, nonpartisan analysis of policy issues before Congress.
Some CRS reports are periodically revised. To locate the most recent version of a report or other CRS reports, search:
Examples: