Environmental
Arizona's Aquifer Protection Permit program regulates:
ABuilding construction near water bodies
BActivities that may discharge pollutants to aquifers, protecting underground water supplies✓ Correct
CSurface water diversions only
DRecreational use of water bodies
Explanation
Arizona's Aquifer Protection Permit (APP) program, administered by ADEQ, regulates facilities that may discharge pollutants to the state's aquifers, requiring permits and standards to protect groundwater quality.
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