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Welcome to the NESC. Our organization provides drinking water and wastewater information. We specialize in providing assistance and training materials to aid small system infrastructure security and utility management. The NESC takes pride in assisting communities serving fewer than 10,000 individuals, and many others nation-wide.
Our Products are Free and Low-Cost
We have an extensive holding of free and low-cost educational publications, fact sheets, pamphlets, brochures, guidebooks, posters, DVDs and other similar materials. Browse our many drinking water, wastewater, and training products.Our Publications
Our magazines and newsletters cover a wide range of drinking water and wastewater issues. The NESC currently reaches more than 80,000 subscribers. We provide an extensive listing of free online downloads to our current and discontinued publications.Programs Within The NESC
National Drinking Water Clearinghouse (NDWC) - The NDWC collects, develops, and provides timely information relevant to small community drinking water issues. Sponsored through the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Rural Utilities Service (USDA RUS), the program serves as an extension of RUS's commitment to providing technical assistance to small and rural drinking water treatment plants. < About the NDWC
National Small Flows Clearinghouse (NSFC) - The NSFC helps America's small communities and individuals solve their wastewater problems. The program provides objective information about onsite wastewater collection and treatment systems helping to protect public health and the environment. They host the State Onsite Regulators Alliance (SORA) and Captains of Industry (COI) Conference. < About the NSFC
National Environmental Training Center for Small Communities (NETCSC) -The NETCSC assists small communities by producing products and service help to improve public health and environmental management in small to mid-sized communities. < About the NETCSC
National Onsite Demonstration Program (NODP) -The NODP was developed to encourage the use of alternative, onsite and wastewater treatment technologies to protect public health, ensure water quality, and sustain the environment in small and rural communities. < About the NODP