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Institute
for Tribal Environmental Professionals (ITEP)
ITEP was established in 1992 with a vision to assist Indian
Tribes in the management of their environmental resources
through effective training and education programs.
• University
of Florida/TREEO Center
• Department
of Environmental Technology at Linn-Benton Community College
They provide education, training and professional resources
in the fields of water treatment and supply, wastewater collection
and treatment, and public utility operation and maintenance.
• Environmental
Resource Center (ERC) at Crowder College
The Environmental Resource Center (ERC) is the designated
Missouri State Training Center for the training of personnel
involved in the operation, maintenance and management of water
quality control facilities.
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Fort
Scott Community College
This college offers an Environmental Water Technology training
program.
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Hazardous
Materials Training and Research Institute (HMTRI)
The
purpose of the Institute is to promote worker protection and
the maintenance of a clean and safe environment through education
and training.
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Montana
State University Extension Service - Montana Pollution Prevention
Program
The MT P2 Program is dedicated to helping the state's small
businesses and local governments use progressive, integrated
pollution prevention (P2) strategies to increase productivity,
while safeguarding our air, water, land and other natural
resources.
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New Jersey Operator's
Training Center Cook College Office of Continuing Education
The Cook College Office of Continuing Professional Education
seeks to measurably improve the quality of life of the residents
of New Jersey and beyond through education and public service.
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North
Carolina State University Cooperative Extension Service
This service helps individuals, families, and communities
put
research-based knowledge to work to improve their lives.
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Texas
Engineering Extension Service Texas A&M University
As one of the largest providers of workforce training in the
nation, the Texas Engineering Extension Service is known for
its innovative, customized programs and its hands-on and on-site
training.
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