141. EUROPA - Environment - Water Quality In The EU - Introduction water pollution coming from urban waste water and certain industrial sectors Urban Waste water Treatment Directive(91/271/EEC); Dangerous http://europa.eu.int/comm/environment/water/

en EUROPA European Commission Environment Policies ... Resources Water policy in the European Union For most people in the European Union access to clean water in quite abundant quantities is taken for granted. Most people do not realise however, that all many human activities put a burden on water quality and quantity. All polluted water, whether polluted by households, industry or agriculture, returns back, one way or another, to the environment and may cause damage to human health or the environment. This site attempts to provide further information on the different pieces of water legislation (and related policies) in the European Community which contribute to a major part that clean water in sufficient quantity becomes a reality all over Europe. Find some more details, in particular about: The new European Water Policy : River basin management Water Framework Directive (2000/60/EC) Water Pollution coming from urban waste water and certain industrial sectors Urban Waste Water Treatment Directive(91/271/EEC) Dangerous Substances and pollution control from industry Discharges of Dangerous Substances Directive (76/464/EEC) and the Priority Substances under the Water Framework Directive Water pollution caused by Nitrates from agricultural sources Nitrates Directive (91/676/EEC) Bathing Water Quality of rivers, lakes and coastal waters

142. Sierra Legal Defence Fund Homepage Protects the environment by upholding and enforcing Canada's environmental laws, providing free legal advice and representation. Information on environmental conditions and issues (examples include air and water pollution, impacts of logging, endangered species, and B.C. salmon). http://www.sierralegal.org

Challenge of TrueNorth oil sands project goes to court Groups challenge controversial decision to reduce scope of environmental assessment of massive Fort Hills project [May 25 2004] BC hatchery operators leave fish out to dry DFO staff shut off water to spawning bed, leave hundreds of fish dying as channel dries up [May 14, 2004] Legal victory for Fisheries Act Decision in Kingston water pollution case preserves integrity of Canada's strongest water pollution prevention legislation [May 13, 2004] More Sierra Legal media releases Cracking Down on Polluters A new report highlighting noncompliance with Ontario's air and water pollution laws and revealing the worst offenders for 2001. March 22 2004 Read the Media Release Download the REPORT (350KB PDF file) Download the Appendices (200KB PDF file) June 2004 Sierra Legal Newsletter Read about Sierra Legal's most recent victories and new cases Download June 2004 Newsletter (1 MB PDF file) View previous Sierra Legal NEWSLETTERS More Sierra Legal Publications Home About Sierra Legal ... Contact Sierra Legal

143. NCSU Water Quality Group, Main Page A multidisciplinary team that analyzes and conducts natural resource management programs with an emphasis on nonpoint source (NPS) pollution policy,assessment, and control technologies. http://www.bae.ncsu.edu/bae/programs/extension/wqg/

General Contact Us Our Mission Statement Biological and Agricultural Engineering Dept. NC State University ... NC Cooperative Extension Service People Faculty / Staff Grad Students Services Training, Short Courses and Workshops Conferences Program Areas French Broad River Watershed Education Training Center NCSU Stream Restoration Institute (SRI) North Carolina Water Resources Association (NCWRA) Section 319 National Monitoring Program ... Watershedss - Water, Soil, Hydro-Environmental Decision Support System Resources WWW Resources Annotated Bibliography of Nonpoint Source Literature NCSU Water Quality Group Publications NCSU Water Quality Group News [ Fall 2003, Perspectives Magazine, By: Art Latham] Centennial Campus Goats Act As Friendly Bioagents [ Fall 2003, Perspectives Magazine, By: Art Latham] Staunching the Rippling Waters' Precipitous Flow More Department News... Recent Online Publications NWQEP NOTES Newsletter Stream Restoration: A Natural Channel Design Handbook Riparian Buffer Factsheet Conservation Easement Factsheet Recent Research Publications Line, Daniel. 2003. Changes in a Stream's Physical and Biological Conditions Following Livestock Exclusion 46(2): 287-293.

144. Environmental Health At WCU Careeroriented bachelor's and master's programs including coursework in waste management, risk assessment, industrial hygiene, environmental regulations, toxicology and air/water pollution control. Pennsylvania, USA. http://health-sciences.wcupa.edu/health/enhealth.htm

www.wcupa.edu Department of Health 207 Sturzebecker Health Sciences Center News and Announcements Undergraduate Programs Faculty Directory Graduate Programs ... School of Health Sciences The Environmental Health Program at West Chester University prepares talented students for the technical and professional demands of careers dedicated to the protection of human health and the environment. Graduates of the program who earn the Bachelor of Science degree become entry level Environmental Health Scientists who work to improve the quality of air, water, soil and food using technology to measure and control pollutants, indoors and outdoors. Master of Science degree recipients direct multidisciplinary teams of professionals as Environmental Health Managers At all levels, the program embraces the broad environmental ethic of sustainability through human cooperation with nature, including basic rights to a safe home and workplace; clean water supplies for human consumption, recreation and wildlife; safe and available food supply; waste and energy management; and careful resource management for the future. Jobs Internships Advising Sheet Curriculum ... New! Graduate Certificate: Emergency Preparedness

145. Overcoming Agricultural Water Pollution In The European Union - Finance & Develo In the four member countries, agriculture became a major source of nitrate and phosphorus pollution of water during this period, while industrial and municipal http://www.worldbank.org/fandd/english/0996/articles/0100996.htm

Contents Back Issues Search Subscribe Overcoming Agricultural Water Pollution in the European Union SUSANNE M. SCHEIERLING As the European Union's member countries make progress on controlling water pollution from homes and industry, their attention is turning to reducing water pollution from agriculture. Their experience shows that this can be achieved only through further integration of agricultural and environmental policies. GRICULTURAL water pollution is becoming a major concern not only in developed regions such as the European Union (EU) but also in many developing countries. The intensification of agricultural practicesin particular, the growing use of fertilizers and pesticides, and the specialization and concentration of crop and livestock productionhas had an increasing impact on water quality. The main agricultural water pollutants are nitrates, phosphorus, and pesticides. Rising nitrate concentrations threaten the quality of drinking water, while high pesticide use contributes substantially to indirect emissions of toxic substances. Increasing levels of nitrates and phosphorus in surface waters reduce their ability to support plant and animal life and make them less attractive for recreation. Policy challenges A policy for controlling agricultural water pollution needs to specify the level of water quality desired and what measures should be adopted to achieve this goal. Various problems, including incomplete information about the costs and benefits of pollution abatement, make it difficult to determine the optimal level of water quality in terms of economic efficiency. Therefore, the choice is often made based on other criteria, such as human health concerns or the protection of current uses of the water.

146. Nonpoint Source Management Program Programs to reduce water pollution from land use practices such as construction and agriculture. http://h2o.enr.state.nc.us/nps/

Contact NPS Staff Quick Links NPS Funding Feedback NCDENR Customer Service NC Government Home Page NCDENR Agencies Privacy Policy Disclaime ... "Improving Water Quality in Your Own Backyard" (pdf.) FY 05 Application Process Closed FY 05 319 RFP A pplications About DWQ NPS ... More Buffer Rules Catawba public hearings and comment period scheduled Neuse Buffer Rules Tar-Pamlico Buffer Rules Catawba Buffer Rules ... Use Restoration Waters Program Last Updated: May 21, 2004 NCDWQ Nonpoint Source Management Program 1617 Mail Service Center, Raleigh, NC 27699-1617 ° TEL: (919) 733-5083 ° FAX: (919) 715 -5637 ° E-mail Us

147. Swarms Of Tiny Robots To Monitor Water Pollution Swarms Of Tiny Robots To Monitor water pollution. The University of Southern California School of Engineering has received a $1.5 http://unisci.com/stories/20021/0114026.htm

Home Search Swarms Of Tiny Robots To Monitor Water Pollution The University of Southern California School of Engineering has received a $1.5 million research grant from the National Science Foundation to create swarms of microscopic robots to monitor potentially dangerous microorganisms in the ocean. "With increasing urban runoff, sewage spills and blooms of harmful algae off heavily populated coastal areas, it is very important to be able to sense, and then identify, particular ocean microorganisms quickly," said Ari Requicha, a USC professor of computer science and the project's principal investigator. "The quicker we learn that a pathogen is present in the water, the sooner we can warn people and begin action to correct the situation." The project spans the fields of nanotechnology, robotics, computer science and marine biology, but is centered on the development of the ultra-small robotic sensors and software systems to control them. Requicha directs the USC School of Engineering's Laboratory for Molecular Robotics where his team has been experimenting with nanometer-scale structures for nearly seven years. (One nanometer is one/one-billionth of a meter. A nanometer is to a meter what a small grape is to the entire Earth.)

148. Nurlan's Ecopage Environmental Issues In Kyrgyzstan Covers a wide range of issues related to the environment in Kyrgyzstan biodiversity, air and water pollution, wastes. Included, fulltexts of new environmental Kyrgyz legislation (in Russian). http://ecopage.freenet.kg/

149. WDNR - Runoff Management Slow Down in Town (Natural Resources Magazine, 2/03) From backyards to businesses to city hall, how people in town can curb storm water pollution. http://www.dnr.state.wi.us/org/water/wm/nps/

Learn More Runoff Home What is Runoff? Administrative Rules Links ... Priority Watersheds Runoff Management Thirty years ago ... the Clean Water Act started the work of recovering the nation's troubled waters. Are we ready for the next stage? "Environmentally progressive states like Wisconsin have forged ahead, notably by passing comprehensive rules to require farms, cities and construction sites to reduce polluted runoff, now regarded as the largest remaining pollution threat to Wisconsin's waters." Natural Resources Magazine (October 2002, Lisa Gaumnitz) It's Rain Garden Season The Runoff Management website provides the information and resources needed to effectively manage polluted runoff from agricultural practices, storm water drainage and nonpoint sources (pollution not identified as caused by a specific source) in Wisconsin. In October 2002, new administrative rules for the prevention and management of polluted runoff went into effect. The EPA also has recently implemented new laws that impact runoff management. Nearly all communities, county governments and farmers are affected by the new rules in one way or another. The DNR Runoff Management

150. Watershed & Coastal Resources Division Presented to raise awareness of waterquality issues. Offers information on rainfall, weather, watersheds, stormwater projects, and pollution. http://www.ocwatersheds.com

Helpful Hints to Maintain a Healthy Watershed Environment Get involved in local planning and zoning decisions and encourage your local officials to develop erosion and sediment control ordinances.

151. US CODE--TITLE 33--NAVIGATION AND NAVIGABLE WATERS TITLE 33NAVIGATION AND NAVIGABLE waterS CHAPTER 26water pollution PREVENTION AND CONTROL. SUBCHAPTER VISTATE water pollution CONTROL REVOLVING FUNDS. http://www.access.gpo.gov/uscode/title33/chapter26_.html

TITLE 33NAVIGATION AND NAVIGABLE WATERS CHAPTER 26 WATER POLLUTION PREVENTION AND CONTROL SUBCHAPTER I RESEARCH AND RELATED PROGRAMS SUBCHAPTER II GRANTS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF TREATMENT WORKS SUBCHAPTER III STANDARDS AND ENFORCEMENT SUBCHAPTER IV PERMITS AND LICENSES SUBCHAPTER V GENERAL PROVISIONS SUBCHAPTER VI STATE WATER POLLUTION CONTROL REVOLVING FUNDS Questions or comments regarding this service? Contact the GPO Access User Support Team by Internet e-mail at gpoaccess@gpo.gov by telephone at or ; or by fax at (Last updated May 8, 2002) Questions or comments regarding this service? Contact the GPO Access User Support Team by Internet e-mail at gpoaccess@gpo.gov by telephone at or ; or by fax at (Last updated January 8, 2004)

152. National Environmental Profiles: UNEP.Net Environment Network Information provided by Unep.net about air pollution emissions, climatic conditions, water resources, forest cover and change statistics, and endangered and threatened species. http://www.unep.net/profile/index.cfm?tab=100&countrycode=PY&submit=Go

153. Water Problems, Water Pollutants, Water Pollution, Water Impurities, Bad Water, by sewage is to send a water sample to your local, provincial, or national governing body to determine if sewage pollution is present in your water supply. http://dwb.unl.edu/Teacher/NSF/C01/C01Links/www.goodwaterco.com/comprob.htm

The Water Company (A division of Porta Via Water Company, LLC) - COMMON WATER PROBLEMS AND THEIR CORRECTIONS Click on the problem to read the solution (Most Common First). Introduction glossary of terms Hardness Iron ... More problems Alphabetical List: Acidic Water Cryptosporidium pH Aluminum ... More problems INTRODUCTION Home water supplies often contain dissolved minerals, gasses, bad smells, and unsightly appearances that are objectionable to the homeowner. Usually these problems can be easily corrected by the use of water treatment equipment. Common water problems, their causes and corrective treatments are presented here. Frequently there can be several methods of correcting a given problem. The selection of the type of equipment and treatment depends on the severity of the problem, the amount of attention the homeowner desires to give the equipment, the cost of the equipment, and the amount of water available to assure proper equipment performance. It is a very good idea to never under any circumstances select or install equipment on a private water supply without first obtaining a water analysis A $50.00 12 part

154. Water Treatment, Descaler, Metals Removal - Colorado ProEnv provide effective nonchemical water treatment solutions to companies faced with rising costs and rigid pollution standards as well as helping preserve the environment for future generations. http://www.proenv.com/

E-mail Providing Innovative Solutions In Water and Wastewater Treatment Systems Progressive Environmental offers a wide variety of equipment and process solutions to the water and wastewater issues faced by industrial, commercial, municipal and agricultural operators. With over thirty years experience, we can assist you in planning for current upgrades and future expansions. Ionizer / Descaler Systems Untreated process water leaves mineral deposits on the internal surfaces of pipes and heating units. When mineral build-up occurs, it restricts water flow and can cause costly down-time, maintenance, and innefficiency. Adding chemicals to water will treat the build-up, but chemicals are expensive and hazardous to the environment. The safest and most effective way to treat water is through a natural process that prevents minerals from crystalizing and building up on the pipe surfaces. Filtration Systems Progressive has an extensive line of water filtration systems. Individual units from 3/4" to 24" provide filtration from 3600 microns to 1 micron. In flow rates up to 12,000 GPM, these filters offer full flow filtration at a reasonable cost, low pressure drop, and easy manual or automatic self-cleaning. Filters are available in carbon or stainless steel with Progressive's options pressure drop Sentinel Alarm System. Solids Removal Systems Progressive can provide you with several options for the removal of solids from your water or wastewater. Our line of centrifugal solids separators can remove 98% of 200 mesh or larger sand, grit, and other solids from 10 to 6000 gpm. Our vacuum filter is a self-contained, dewatering system that filters sludges down to a half micron with filtering areas from 3 to 500 square feet. An economical solution for de-watering wastewaters is our filter press system which produces up to a 55% dry solid cake in sizes from 4 to 20 cubic feet. The Gravity Clarification Filter reduces wastewater volumes by 90%, producing a clean effluent and a dry encapsulated solid ready for landfill disposal. Finally, our Rotary Auger Strainer allows you to remove materials larger than 3/8" from your waste sludge.

155. ShoreBank Pacific Dedicated to economic revitalization and ecosystem restoration. Lends to businesses in communities in Pacific Northwest. Loans support sustainably harvested timber, pollution prevention, water treatment, and affordable housing. http://www.eco-bank.com

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156. Tramfloc Manufactures Flocculants, Coagulants, Water Soluble Polymers, Emulsion Provides flocculants for clarification of wastewater, polymers for water and wastewater treatment, coagulants for liquid/solid separation, water purification and pollution control and emulsion breakers to reslove emulsions. http://www.tramfloc.com

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157. Water Pollution Control Guide Find easyto-understand solutions to your compliance obligations relating to water pollution control. water pollution Control Guide. Product Structure. http://www.bna.com/products/ens/wpc.htm

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158. Introduction To Olympic Engineered Sales Manufacturers representatives for industrial mechanical equipment, HVAC, water filtration, noise and air pollution control in the Pacific Northwest. http://members.aol.com/OlympicEng/profile1.htm

Olympic Engineered Sales, Inc. th Avenue NE, Ste G (Deliveries) PO Box 549, Bellevue, WA 98009-0549 (US Mail) 425-454-0701, Fax: 425-454-0229 HOME LINECARD E-MAIL TECH REPORTS ... EMPLOYMENT INTRODUCTION: Olympic Engineered Sales is a small family owned corporation in business for over 30 years with a heritage going back several more decades, to about 1938. We have moved. See the new street address above. Please use the PO Box for US Mail. We are located in Bellevue, the fourth largest city in Washington State and a suburb of Seattle. A map is available through MapQuest. For GPS use: N47 deg 37.341' W122 deg 10.888' Olympic Engineered Sales' sales territories are primarily the States of Washington, Oregon and Northern Idaho . Specific product lines are also represented internationally as well as Alaska, British Columbia and Montana Normal business hours are 8 am to 5 pm Monday through Friday (closed during the noon hour). An answering service is available for messages at all times. We may be contacted at home in emergency situations. Typical customers are industrial users, mechanical and general contractors, military/governmental agencies, and original equipment manufacturers (OEM).

159. Water And Wastewater Treatment Equipment - D.J. Gongol And Associates Manufacturers' representatives for municipal and industrial water and wastewater treatment equipment and pollution controls in Iowa and Nebraska. http://gongol.net

Serving Iowa and Nebraska with water and wastewater treatment equipment and environmental systems D.J. Gongol and Associates, Inc. VIRUS NOTICE: Please note that you may be receiving messages with our website's return address shown. We are not sending those messages. Our email system is secure and virus-protected. Those messages are being generated by a worm program (like a computer virus) that "spoofs," or makes up, email addresses from existing domains, and falsely shows them as the sending addresses. Do not open any suspicious attachments, and be sure to update your computer's virus protection. Visit Symantec.com for more information on this worm and ways to protect yourself. Who are we? Manufacturers representatives for water and wastewater treatment equipment and other environmental systems. D.J. Gongol and Associates, Inc. was founded in 1978 and has served Iowa and Nebraska from our Des Moines office since 1984. We take pride in representing the highest-quality products that will provide reliable, low-maintenance service for years to come. What products do we represent?

160. Control Panel Design & Fabrication - IDT Systems Inc. Providing automation systems for industries such as air pollution control, water treatment, food and beverage, pharmaceutical, utility systems, automotive, original equipment. http://www.idtsys.com

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