The central goal of the U.S. Clean Water Act was to
A) make all surface waters swimmable and fishable.
B) categorize water into types of use and then establish an array of different cleanup goals.
C) end all water pollution in the U.S. by 2050.
D) eliminate all nonpoint source pollution where economically feasible.
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