references

REPUBLIC ACT 9275
PHILIPPINE CLEAN WATER ACT OF 2004

The law aims to protect the country's water bodies from pollution from land-based sources (industries and commercial establishments, agriculture, and community/household activities). It provides a comprehensive and integrated strategy to prevent and minimize pollution through a multi-sectoral and participatory approach involving all the stakeholders.

PHILIPPINE SANITATION CODE

Presidential Decree No. 856 (23 December 1975): The Philippine Sanitation Code sets sanitary standards for drinking water, food and other business establishments, industrial hygiene, schools, health services, markets, slaughterhouses, transport vehicles, terminals and other service stations, and lodging areas and infrastructures among many others. It regulates nuisances (anything that injures health, endangers life, offends senses, or produces discomfort to the community), and activities concerning dead persons, their funerals, and remains. Importantly, it regulates other forms of pollution not covered in the places mentioned earlier like that caused by certain substances, radiation, noise, and biological pollutants. It also sets the requirements for the collection of sewage, operation of sewerage works and sewage treatment plants, construction of septic tanks, and disposal of septic tank effluents.

DENR-BASED EFFLUENT / WASTE DISCHARGED REQUIREMENTS

GUARANTEED FOR DAO 34-35, 2016-08

Parameter Reading would meet General Effluent Standard set by DENR/LLDA

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