What was the great lakes water quality agreement

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View more FAQ's about Ebooks. In earlier versions of the agreement, the IJC was required to report every two years on Canadian and United States progress to restore and protect the lakes. It held biennial meetings to find out if citizens — including those from nongovernment organizations, government agencies, academia and indigenous communities — felt the lakes were getting better or worse, and combined this input with its own assessments to release biennial reports, the last of which was released in April This 16th Biennial Report included more than 40 recommendations regarding the new version of the agreement.

Under the version the governments will provide progress reports every three years, after which the IJC will complete extensive research and consults with the public through a variety of opportunities to provide its assessment report on a triennial basis. The first Triennial Assessment of Progress report was released in