By SeaCrest Group | Aquatic Toxicology & WET Testing Specialists Most facilities subject to Whole Effluent Toxicity (WET) testing know the rhythm well: a quarterly or semi-annual test window arrives, samples are collected, the lab runs the test, and the result goes into the Discharge Monitoring Report. Pass or fail, the obligation is met until the next permit cycle rolls around. It's a compliance mindset — and it's understandable. WET testing adds cost, requires coordination,

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