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Health NewsRaising a Glass for the World's Poor Cancer Risk From Environmental Arsenic Can Last for Generations Water Picks Up Odor From Plastic Pipes Search Results 1� of 10 Web Pages | See Categories and Related Topics Arsenic in Drinking Water Eating and drinking are the most common ways that people are exposed to arsenic, a chemical that occurs naturally in the earth's crust. Studies have linked long-term exposure of arsenic in drinking wa... Details >U.S. Environmental Protection AgencyConcerned Citizens: Information for CommunitiesThe information on this site is designed to raise public awareness about the water in their community and encourage involvement in water quality issues. Includes Information on watersheds, water qual... Details >Office of Water, U.S. Environmental Protection AgencyCopper And The Environment Links to articles that discuss how copper interacts with the environment in a variety of common applications . . . from plumbing to heat efficiency. The information has been broken down into four main... Details >Nonprofit/Professional Entity--Follow the Resource URL for More InformationEPA Makes Passenger Aircraft Water Testing Information AvailabThe Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is informing the American public of results from initial testing of drinking water onboard 158 randomly selected passenger airplanes.... Details >U.S. Environmental Protection AgencyEPA Safe Drinking Water HotlineThis is the homepage to EPA Safe Drinking Water Hotline; the page provides information about drinking water and ground water programs authorized under the Safe Drinking Water Act.... Details >EPA Safe Drinking Water HotlineKids' Stuff -- Office of Ground Water and Drinking WaterSponsored by the Office of Ground Water and Drinking Water, this web site contains resources that are intended teach children about drinking water, including water filtration and building aquifers and... Details >U.S. Environmental Protection AgencyNational Drinking Water Clearinghouse Home Page This page welcomes to the National Drinking Water Clearinghouse (NDWC), a public service organization that collects, develops, and distributes timely drinking water-related information. NDWC offers te... Details >National Drinking Water ClearinghousePublic Health Program--National Park ServiceThis page provides pertinent, timely and accurate information regarding public health issues for visitors as well as for employees.... Details >National Park ServiceState Watershed Contacts Select your own state or, one of interest, for contact information related to watersheds in the region.... Details >Educational Institution--Follow the Resource URL for More InformationThirstin's Word Scramble GameSolve this word game and see how much you know about water. You can link to other great games and fun activities that can help you learn more about drinking water.... Details >Office of Water, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
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