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Safe Drinking Water Hotline
Environmental Protection Agency.
"Provides the general public, regulators, medical and water professionals, academia, and media, with information about drinking water and ground water programs authorized under the Safe Drinking Water Act. The Hotline responds to factual questions in the following program areas:
- Local drinking water quality
- Drinking water standards
- Public drinking water systems
- Source water protection
- Large capacity residential septic systems
- Commercial, and industrial septic systems
- Injection wells
- Drainage wells"
There is a list of frequently asked questions you can review. You can submit your question via the Web site, by telephone, or mail. |
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Experts List
EPA. Region 5.
Experts from the environmental agency's Region 5, including
Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio, Wisconsin
and 35 Tribes,
answer questions within their region. |
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Ask-A-Geologist
DOI. United States Geological Survey.
Answers questions about groundwater, lakes, rivers as well as volcanoes, earthquakes, mountains, rocks, and maps. See the site for terms of use. |
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Ecological Information Network
National Biological Information Infrastructure.
"A database of ecological experts who have volunteered to answer questions or provide input on various scientific issues. The EIN is an on-line, publicly available electronic directory of biographical and professional information regarding ecological experts. The EIN is open to all scientists with expertise in all areas relevant to the field of ecology." |
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Ask-An-Earth-Scientist
University of Hawaii. Department of Geology and Geophysics.
Will answer questions on hydrology and the environment (and other topics). Check the site for terms of use. There's also a list of previously asked questions and answers. |
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Faculty Expertise Database
Pennsylvania State University. Institutes of the Environment. Finds experts in water resoures and other environmental fields. |
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Database of Water Conservation Professionals
New Mexico State University. New Mexico Water Conservation Alliance.
A collection of governmental and commercial water experts, mostly from New Mexico. (Dated Jan 2001) |
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Purdue Experts for Media
Purdue University.
A database of Purdue University's faculty and staff that provides environmental and agricultural contacts. |
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Virginia Water Experts Directory
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University.
Virginia Water Resources Research Center.
Intends to serve as a communication link between researchers and policy makers. |
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Water Experts in Minnesota
University of Minnesota. Water Resources Center.
"A directory to locate faculty and staff in Minnesota's institutions of higher education who have research interests and technical skills relevant to the understanding and management of water resources." |
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Water Resources Institute Expertise Database
University of Wisconsin.
Provides access to contact information for water experts in Wisconsin. |
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Ask the Bay Experts
Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay.
Provides answers to frequently asked questions about the Chesapeake Bay and a way to submit new requests for information. Questions are answered by "experts in many diverse fields of Bay issues including wetlands, pollution, watershed management, shad restoration, fish passage, fisheries, lawn care for Bay repair, blue crabs, monitoring, SAV and more. They work in a variety of academic institutions, non-profit organizations, federal/state government in the Bay watershed and Bay-related businesses." |
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Water Expertise Directory
Arizona Water.
A database of experts in various water fields from Arizona State University, Northern Arizona University, and the University of Arizona. |
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