The watershed approach
A) is a framework used to coordinate the management of each hydrologically defined area
B) has been rejected by U.S. policy makers
C) has received no financial support from the federal level of government
D) does not allow for the use of water quality trading

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The watershed approach is a framework used to coordinate the management of each hydrologically defined area, taking into account the interconnectedness of land and water in that area. It has been endorsed by U.S. policy makers, and while there may be challenges in implementing it, it has not been outright rejected. The approach relies on cooperation from various levels of government and stakeholders, and while financial support may vary, it is not accurate to say it has received no support from the federal level. Additionally, water quality trading can be a tool within the watershed approach.

The Watershed Approach