Water Quality Assessment Framework

The Water Quality Assessment Framework is a systematic process used to evaluate the health of water bodies like rivers, lakes, and streams. It involves collecting samples, analyzing key indicators such as pH, dissolved oxygen, nutrients, and pollutants, and comparing these results to environmental standards. The goal is to identify pollution sources, understand water conditions, and determine if the water is safe for drinking, recreation, or aquatic life. This framework helps government agencies and communities make informed decisions to protect and improve water quality for all users and ecosystems.