101. Clean Water Action Council water pollution and environmental issues impact Green Bay, Wisconsin, Lake Michigan and the Great Lakes. http://www.cwac.net/

Clean Water Action Council of Northeastern Wisconsin, Inc. Northeast Wisconsin is blessed with valuable water resources, beautiful lakes and rivers, abundant groundwater, and frequent rainfall. We're fortunate to sit on the edge of Green Bay, Lake Michigan and the Great Lakes system, which contain 20% of the world's fresh surface water. Unfortunately, these waters face many threats from air and water pollution, wetland losses, stormwater runoff, careless land development, and unsustainable water consumption. This endangers public and wildlife health, causes economic damage, and degrades our community's quality of life. About Clean Water Action Council The Clean Water Action Council is a non-profit citizen organization, founded in 1985, working to protect public health and the environment in Northeast Wisconsin. We work to increase public awareness of the many threats to water quality, and to build support for improved management. photo by June Kashnig The Council has an office in Green Bay, Wisconsin, one full-time staff person, and is governed by a local elected Board of Directors. Modest funding comes from membership dues, private donations, and occasional foundation or government project grants. We invite you to join Clean Water Action Council and become involved as a volunteer, helping us to improve our local environment. Our

102. Natural Landscapes Project: Outreach On Organic Gardening And Natural Lawn Care Nonprofit organization promoting organic (natural) lawn care. Information about pesticide hazards, avoiding water pollution, compost and mulch, and lawn size reduction. http://www.naturallandscapes.org/

Welcome to the Natural Landscapes Project Site We are a nonprofit organization striving to protect human health, water quality and the environment by providing educational outreach to our community. We teach people about the hazards of using chemical fertilizers, pesticides and herbicides while also promoting organic gardening methods and natural lawn care. About this site... Did you know? Pesticides/herbicides have been linked to cancer, birth defects, immune system damage, lower sperm count and impaired neurological development in children? Learn more about the hazards of common weed and bug killers on our Pesticides Hazards page. Pesticides have been found in drinking water wells not only in agricultural communities but also in residential communities. Lawn and garden products in streams can kill fish directly or cause impaired migratory behavior, reproductive harm and deformities. Detergents from car washing, oil and anti-freeze from motors, as well as pet and livestock waste all create polluted runoff from your driveway or yard. Learn more about pesticides and stormwater runoff on our Protecting Water page.

103. The Environment Directory - PollutionWater Pollution to using ecological engineering and design to solve water pollution problems. Puget Sound OnLine - Puget Sound Water Quality Action Team s resource for http://www.webdirectory.com/Pollution/Water_Pollution/

Health Insurance Quotes - Offers travel and health insurance quotes worldwide. Financial Planning Guide - offers consumer information on various types of investment opportunities Health Issues Monthly - health related issues including global warming, alternative healing, cancer related, food, and nutrition Pollution :Water Pollution Environmental Water Products Products and Services USGS Water Resources Division Wastewater Water Resources The Characteristics and Fate of Chlorinated Hydrocarbons in Groundwater - Overview of the environmental problems created by solvent releases. Clearwater Hudson River Sloop - Clearwater conducts environmental education, advocacy programs and celebrations to protect the Hudson River, its tributaries and related bodies of water. DNAPLs Book by Pankow and Cherry - The authoritative reference book on Dense Non-Aqueous Phase Solvents in Groundwater Ocean Arks International - A non-profit organization dedicated to using ecological engineering and design to solve water pollution problems. Puget Sound On-Line - Puget Sound Water Quality Action Team's resource for protecting water quality and resources. Everything from research to recipes.

104. Water Pollution Nitrates reducing water pollution from agriculture Policy instruments for the control of pollution of water by diffuse agricultural sources http://agrifor.ac.uk/browse/cabi/1d7224d765b75c848d96243d7e7343f3.html

low graphics water pollution broader: pollution other: polluted water water narrower: groundwater pollution Control of water pollution from agriculture This is the 55th FAO Irrigation and Drainage Paper which was published in 1996 and was produced for the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) by Dr. Edwin Ongley of the Canada Centre for Inland Waters. Topics covered in this Paper include pollution by sediments, fertilizers as water pollutants, and pesticides as water pollutants. water pollution sediment pollutants pesticides ... Soil and water quality : an agenda for agriculture Published on the Web in 1993 by the National Academy Press, this book was prepared by the Committee on Long-Range Soil and Water Conservation Policy, which comes under the auspices of the US National Research Council. This book presents four strategies that aim to help the United States meet increasing agricultural production demands whilst serving as a basis for a national policy to protect soil and water quality. The Committee recommends specific farm practices and new approaches to prevent soil degradation and water pollution and details methods of evaluating soil management systems. Information is provided on improving the management of nitrogen, phosphorus, manure, pesticides, sediments, salt and trace elements. This 542 page full-text report is freely available online and can be browsed by chapter or searched by keyword. water quality water pollution soil science soil management ... Baltic agricultural run-off action programme Home page of the Baltic Agricultural run-off Action Programme (BAAP), which has been established to reduce nutrient run-off from agriculture to the Baltic sea, to restore the ecological balance. Information is provided on BAAP, its activities, events, and projects. The site provides access to Codes of Good Agricultural Practice, as well as many publications and fact sheets on topics such as using fertiliser, making silage, and soil tillage. A collection of links to related sites is provided. Some of the documents are available in PDF, requiring Adobe Acrobat Reader.

105. Acoustical (Acoustic) And Environmental (Pollution Control) Consultants - Sydney A Sydney based, independent, accredited acoustical and environmental engineering consulting firm that provides a comprehensive services in air, noise and water pollution assessment and control. http://www.pccd.com.au/noisepol.htm

E-mail Excellence in air, noise and water pollution measurement, assessment and engineering control , based on : (1) solid academic background combined with comprehensive practical experience; (2) strong professional ethics. P ollution C ontrol C onsultancy and D esign (a member of ACEA and AAAC ABN : 71 776 800 318 Independent, accredited acoustical and environmental engineering consulting firm established in January 1995. Noise is technically one of the most complex and least understood forms of pollution. Although by listening we detect noise with a great sensitivity, we have often difficulties to describe it and we certainly cannot define it in technical terms - we usually know when noise is excessive, but we cannot predict the required noise reduction and, more important, we cannot determine how to effectively reduce the excessive noise. The proper noise pollution assessment and design of effective noise control measures require: a. thorough understanding of acoustics

106. Water Quality Despite spending more than $541 billion on water pollution control since the enactment of the Initially, water pollution control targeted point sources, http://www.pacificresearch.org/pub/sab/enviro/99_enviroindex/water.html

Water Quality Assessing Water Quality The National Water Quality Inventory Defining Water Pollutants Trends in Water Quality ... Steady Improvement Silent Spring, led to the 1972 Federal Water Pollution Control Act (also know as the Clean Water Act). The public’s reaction to these events demonstrates the "wealth effect" that rising incomes have on the environment. As far back as 1881, the mayor of Cleveland referred to the Cuyahoga as an "open sewer," and the river previously had caught fire twice: once in 1936 and again in 1952. Yet rather than protest, the public at those times considered such events the price of progress. By 1969, however, rising incomes had led people to demand higher environmental quality, and thus attitudes had changed. Both then and now, however, water quality is one of the most difficult environmental indicators to measure. Assessing Water Quality Despite spending more than $541 billion on water pollution control since the enactment of the 1972 Clean Water Act, the United States has no adequate database for water quality. Rather, Congress relies on a collection of reports produced by state and local governments, each of which has its own method and objective for monitoring water quality. Additionally, the nature of the resource presents challenges because the effects of both natural and manmade contaminants vary greatly according to specific water conditions. Researchers must account for water source, velocity, volume, depth, pH level, photosynthetic activity, seasonal variations, and even time of day to accurately measure water quality.

107. FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT (CLEAN WATER ACT): Summary From Federal Wild The Federal water pollution Control Act, popularly known as the Clean Water Act, is a comprehensive statute aimed at restoring and maintaining the chemical, http://ipl.unm.edu/cwl/fedbook/fwpca.html

FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ACT (CLEAN WATER ACT) Overview. The Federal Water Pollution Control Act, popularly known as the Clean Water Act, is a comprehensive statute aimed at restoring and maintaining the chemical, physical and biological integrity of the nation's waters. Enacted originally in 1948, the Act was amended numerous times until it was reorganized and expanded in 1972. It continues to be amended almost every year. Even prior to the enactment of the 1972 version of the Act, the Act authorized the Public Health Service to prepare comprehensive programs for eliminating or reducing the pollution of interstate waters and tributaries and improving the sanitary condition of surface and underground waters. Due regard was to be given to improvements necessary to conserve waters for public water supplies, propagation of fish and aquatic life, recreational purposes, and agricultural and industrial uses. A number of other provisions found in the current Act were adopted prior to 1972. Primary authority for the implementation and enforcement of the Clean Water Act now rests with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). In addition to the measures authorized before 1972, the Act authorizes water quality programs, requires federal effluent limitations and state water quality standards, requires permits for the discharge of pollutants into navigable waters, provides enforcement mechanisms, and authorizes funding for wastewater treatment works construction grants and state revolving loan programs, as well as funding to states and tribes for their water quality programs. Provisions have also been added to address water quality problems in specific regions and specific waterways.

108. BIOHIDRICA®, Biotecnologías Del Agua Ltda. Offers products and services as well as research programs for the biological evaluation of water quality, in the treatment and biological control of water pollution. Santiago, Chile. http://www.biohidrica.cl

This web site was designed for a 800×600 pixels screen resolution. Hecho en Chile, Made in Chile

109. City Of Toronto: Toronto Water - Protecting Water Quality - Toronto's Water Poll Toronto’s water pollution Solution is a plan on how to deal with and solve water To reverse these effects, the water pollution Solution sets out to http://www.city.toronto.on.ca/water/protecting_quality/wwfmmp/

Toronto Water Protecting water quality Toronto's water pollution solution 25-Year Plan ... Glossary Going for the flow To reverse these effects, the Water Pollution Solution sets out to accomplish 13 objectives under four major categories: water quality water quantity natural areas wildlife and sewer systems What is the 25-Year Plan? downspout disconnection Have a look What are the benefits of the plan? Clean waterfront beaches that are healthy for swimming Eliminating discharges from combined sewer overflows Basement flooding protection Protecting City infrastructure from stream erosion Restoring degraded local streams Improving stream water quality Reducing algae growth along the waterfronts and in streams Restoring aquatic habitat Show me the difference!

110. Wpcpage.html The SC Department of Health and Environmental Control water pollution Control DHEC s Bureau of Water is responsible for the water pollution Control http://www.scdhec.gov/water/html/wpcpage.html

Water Pollution Control Programs DHEC's Bureau of Water is responsible for the Water Pollution Control Programs in South Carolina. These programs are coordinated, when required, through the Watershed Management Program to ensure a comprehensive approach to water quality protection. Permitting 401 Water Quality Certification Agricultural Program Land Application Permit Program Navigable Waters Program NPDES General NPDES Permits (download copies here) NPDES Permit Program NPDES Stormwater Program Pretreatment Program Satellite Sewer System Program ... Standard Specification Program Monitoring Aquatic Biology Section Ground Water Monitoring Program Surface Water Monitoring Program Water Watch Program ... Enforcement Other Continuing Planning Process Non Point Source Pollution Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) Program Frequently Asked Questions about Reg 61-67 and Reg 61-30 ... Environmental Education and Outreach Where Program Web Pages have not been completed, links to the program contacts are provided.

111. Canadian Association On Water Quality / Association Canadienne Sur La Qualité D An organization of scientists, engineers, technologists, administrators, and students engaged in or interested in research on water quality or on the control or treatment of water pollution. http://www.cawq.ca/

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112. SSWU - PREVENTING WATER POLLUTION PREVENTING water pollution The quality of water affects the quality of our lives, and everyday practices at your home or business directly affect the http://www.cityofbellevue.org/page.asp?view=2068

113. Water Pollution Control Revolving Fund - Program Profile water pollution Control Revolving Fund Program Profile. Purpose This program s purpose is to enable borrowers to finance wastewater facilities that meet http://www.deed.state.mn.us/programs/pfawaterpollu.htm

@import "/style/layout.css"; @import "/style/design.css"; @import "/style/print.css"; Jump to main content Jump to Section Navigation Jump to Universal Site Navigation Jump to site search ... Site Map September 27, 2005 About DEED Advanced Search Search Topics Search the DEED site ... Workforce Investment Act Water Pollution Control Revolving Fund - Program Profile Purpose This program's purpose is to enable borrowers to finance wastewater facilities that meet effluent standards mandated under the Clean Water Act. Customers and Services Any city, county, township, sanitary district, or other governmental subdivision having primary responsibility for wastewater treatment is eligible. The Public Facilities Authority (PFA) of the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development provides below-market rate loans to borrowers to upgrade and construct wastewater facilities. Measures - Reporting period is state fiscal year (SFY), July 1 - June 30 SFY 2002 SFY 2003 SFY 2004 Number of projects Program totals Funding Source and Allocation Funding is from a mix of federal and state appropriations and PFA revenue bonds.

114. Egyptian Government LE250 Miilion To Fight Water Pollution Egyptian government LE250 miilion to fight water pollution, Egypt, Environment. ArabicNews.com Your source for Daily News about the Arabic world. http://www.arabicnews.com/ansub/Daily/Day/050730/2005073019.html

NOTICE: ArabicNews.com is for sale. Click here if you are interested, or know someone who is. Today's Front Page This Edition's Front Page Search Archives ... Apply for sales job Egyptian government LE250 miilion to fight water pollution Egypt, Environment, 7/30/2005 The Egyptian government allocated LE250 million to purge canals and the sewage system, and fight River Nile pollution. Minister of Water Resources and Irrigation Mahmoud Abu Zeid said that 33 factories are now operating according to environmental standards set by the ministry. He said that fighting River Nile pollution is a priority on the government's agenda. Abu Zeid said the government has allotted LE10 billion for this purpose over the coming 12 years. Previous Stories: Mubarak inquires about oil slick in Suez Canal Luxor's west bank to become a protected area Egypt, Japan sign agreement on Environmental monitoring subscribe to our daily email news bulletin ... Apply for a sales or marketing job! Advertise on ArabicNews.com. MyFlowers.com sold more than $2700 of flowers in one month advertising on ArabicNews.com! Make your company, and products a success.

115. LOCAL GOVERNMENT (WATER POLLUTION) ACT, 1977 AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR THE CONTROL OF water pollution AND FOR OTHER MATTERS CONNECTED WITH water pollution. 15th March, 1977 http://www.irishstatutebook.ie/ZZA1Y1977.html

LOCAL GOVERNMENT (WATER POLLUTION) ACT, 1977 LOCAL GOVERNMENT (WATER POLLUTION) ACT, 1977 1 Interpretation. 2 Water Pollution Advisory Council. 3 General prohibition on entry of polluting matter to waters. 4 Licensing of trade and sewage effluents. ... 36 Short title. AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR THE CONTROL OF WATER POLLUTION AND FOR OTHER MATTERS CONNECTED WITH WATER POLLUTION. th March BE IT ENACTED BY THE OIREACHTAS AS FOLLOWS: Source: Irish Statute Book Database

116. DWQ - Non Point Source Management Program :: Home Programs to reduce water pollution from land use practices such as construction and agriculture. http://h2o.enr.state.nc.us/nps/

search: home sections water quality nps Nonpoint Source Management Program :: Home Quick Links NPS Funding Feedback NCDENR Customer Service NC Government Home Page NCDENR Agencies New 2003 NC NPS Annual Report (pdf.) Now available ... "Improving Water Quality in Your Own Backyard" (pdf.) FY 06 Application Process Now Open FY 06 319 RFP A pplications About DWQ NPS ... More Buffer Rules Neuse Buffer Rules Tar-Pamlico Buffer Rules Catawba Buffer Rules Research/Outreach Institutions, ... Use Restoration Waters Program Last Updated: May 21, 2004 top of page 512 N. Salisbury St. Raleigh, NC 27604 DWQ DENR NCGOV

117. Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plans To help curb the problem of storm water runoff pollution the EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) has developed a program under the Clean Water Act. A http://www.history.rochester.edu/class/storm/storm.html

Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plans This guide is intended as a brief summary of the steps needed to start a storm water pollution prevention plan, not as a manual. Permittees should contact the EPA or your state environmental agency for detailed directions. - Overview - Storm water runoff is simply rain water or snow melt that runs off the land and into streams, rivers, and lakes. When storm water runs through sites of industrial activity it may pick up pollutants and transport them into national waterways and effect commercial fisheries, restrict swimming areas, and affect the navigability of the nation's waters. To help curb the problem of storm water runoff pollution the EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) has developed a program under the Clean Water Act. A major part of this program is the NPDES (National Pollution Discharge Elimination System) which requires industrial activities to register for a discharge permit. Many industrial activities can apply under a general permit. To find out if you can register under a general permit, contact your area office. In many states, including New York, this is accomplished by the state governmental environmental department. In New York the DEC (Department of Environmental Conservation) issues discharge permits under the SPDES (State Pollutant Discharge Elimination System) program. In New York, industrial activities must submit an NOI (Notice of Intent) to determine whether they are eligible for a general permit. If you have questions on permit regulations, or whether you are eligible under a general permit you can call the EPA's storm water hotline at 703-821-4823. In New York you can call for copies of the General Permit or NOI forms at 1-800-952-2490.

118. Home Research reports (PDF format) and project summaries related to economic and policy aspects of water allocation/management and water quality improvement. Sample topics include marketing water, water as a source of international conflict, economic value of fresh water, and crossmedia pollution. http://www.rff.org/environment/water.htm

Quick Links: Research Topics Agriculture Air Antibiotic and Pesticide Resistance Biodiversity and Conservation Biotechnology Climate Cost-Benefit Analysis Electricity Energy Environment and Development Environmental Liability Fisheries Food Safety Food Security Forests Hazardous Waste Health International Environmental Policy Land Use Market-Based Policy Markets and Competition Minerals Nuclear Weapons Cleanup Public Lands Public Participation Regulatory Programs and Institutions Risk Simulation Solid Waste and Recycling Space Spatial Analysis Statistical Analysis Superfund Taxation and Public Finance Technological Change Theoretical Modeling Trade and Environment Transportation Urban Sprawl Valuation of Environmental Benefits Water Researchers Albers, Heidi J. Anderson, John W. Banzhaf, H. Spencer Bauer, Carl J. Beierle, Thomas C. Bell, Ruth Greenspan Blackman, Allen Boxer, Baruch Boyd, James W. Brennan, Timothy J. Burtraw, Dallas Crosson, Pierre R. Darmstadter, Joel Davies, J. Clarence Ezzati, Majid Fischer, Carolyn Glavin, Margaret O'K. Harrington, Winston

119. Ship And Shore Enviromental Inc. - Products Manufactures environmental abatement equipment and heat recovery systems. Provides engineering and testing services to industries emitting volatile organic compounds (VOCs). Custom designs equipment for the decontamination of hydrocarbon or solventladen air or water. http://www.shipandshore.com/

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120. Clean Water, Australia And Brazil, Sailors Bay, Environment Cleanwater is a website aimed to increase environmental awareness, provide information to community on how they can prevent pollution at their local waterways and to help people to get involved in ecosystems restoration projects. http://www.cleanwater.net.au

HOME FACTS CASE STUDIES EXCHANGE ... CONTACT The seeds have been planted for an ongoing exchange of ideas and experiences ... As sementes para um intercâmbio de idéias e experiências foram plantadas. ... The seeds have been planted for an ongoing exchange of ideas and experiences. Streets to Creeks- Sailors Bay is an exciting community program for residents of Castlecrag, Northbridge and Willoughby to help prevent pollution and protect local bushland, creeks and Sailors Bay. Willoughby City Council commenced this program in January 2003 with assistance from the NSW Government's Stormwater Trust... The Cleanwater initiative is about raising awareness of the impacts that human activity has on our waterways. We are generating support from business and the community to encourage pollution prevention as well protecting and restoring our catchment areas. Visit your local Council's web site to find out what they are doing to help save our waterways.

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