Industry and Private Links
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purposes only. Please click on the links below to see their designated pages.
Links are listed in alphabetical order.
• Center
for Watershed Protection
The Center for Watershed Protection works with local, state, and federal
governmental agencies, environmental consulting firms, watershed organizations,
and the general public to provide objective and scientifically sound information
on effective techniques to protect and restore urban watersheds.
• Drinking
Water Resources
A comprehensive resource for anyone searching for information about the
safety and quality of their drinking water.
• Environmental
Defense Fund
The Environmental Defense Fund is people: scientists, economists, attorneys,
and others who work in teams to find solutions to environmental problems.
From water to wildlife, from toxic chemicals to tropical rainforests, EDF
chooses the important areas where people can make a difference in defending
the environment.
• The
Environmental Working Group
EWG's goal is to provide the public with new, locally relevant information
on environmental issues in their own states, hometowns and neighborhoods.
• The
Groundwater Foundation
The Groundwater Foundation is a nonprofit organization dedicated to educating
and motivating people to care for and about groundwater.
• Groundwater
Science
Hydrogeologic research, training, and planning, and evaluation of the
maintenance and rehabilitation of wells and similar hydraulic structures
•
Health
Guide USA Links to Health Departments
Includes links to the public health departments of almost 1,000 U.S. cities
and counties and links to schools of public health, state environmental
health associations, and numerous other public health sites
•
H2O—Mystery,
Art, and Science of Water
This site is a multi-disciplinary examination of the nature, properties,
place, significance, importance, and role of water in the life and culture
of this planet.
• Safedrinkingwater.com
This
site focuses strictly drinking water quality and information on the latest
EPA and state regulations, and on legislation at the federal, state, and
local levels.
•
The Water Resource Education
Network
The Water Education Network (WREN) makes connections between Pennsylvania
citizens and water resources information. This nonpartisan informal collaboration
among organizations and public officials working for theprotection and management
of PA’s water resources through education and informed policy making.
The WREN website provides useful information and networking opportunities
for water resource educators and activists, as well as providing the latest
regional news and grant information.
•
Water Conditioning and Purification
Magazine
Offers the latest water news in many forms.
• Water Conserve
Water Conserve
is a Water Conservation Portal dedicated to protecting and conserving drinking
water and ecosystems worldwide - with a genuine Internet water search engine,
constant water news and link tracking, and cutting biocentric commentary.
• Water
Laboratory Company, Inc.
The Water Laboratory
Company performs drinking water testing and water system operation and maintenance.
Their wastewater services include operation, maintenance and testing of
package wastewater treatment plants and lagoons.
•
Watertechonline.com
An e-mail based
drinking water news service.
• Water Online
An information resource for the water and wastewater treatment industry.
• Water Quality Association
A not-for-profit international trade association representing the household,
commercial, industrial, and small community water treatment industry.
• Water Strategist
Community
Access to water news, lively discussion and idea exchange and information
on what is happening in the water arena.
• Water
Quality and Health Council
An independent, multidisciplinary group sponsored by the Chlorine Chemistry
Council, promoting science-based practices and advising industry, health
professionals, policy makers and the public.