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Domestic Water
- UNL Extension Publications Index - Water
- Introduction to Drinking Water:
- Drinking Water: Storing an Emergency Supply
- Decommissioning Water Wells to Protect Water Quality and Human Health
Water Testing
- Certified Water Testing Laboratories in Nebraska
- Drinking Water: Testing for Quality
- Drinking Water:Approved Testing Labs
- Drinking Water: Bacteria
- Drinking Water:Hard Water
- Drinking Water:Nitrate-Nitrogen
- Drinking Water:Iron + Manganese
- Drinking Water:Sulfates and Hydrogen Sulfide
- Drinking Water:Fluoride
- Drinking Water:Arsenic
- Drinking Water:Lead
- Drinking Water:Copper
- Drinking Water:Uranium
Drinking Water Treatment
- Chloramines Water Disinfection in Omaha and Lincoln
- Drinking Water Treatment:An Overview
- What You Need to Know When Selecting Water Treatment Equipment
- Drinking Water Treatment: Emergency Procedures
- Drinking Water Treatment:Activated Carbon Filtration
- Drinking Water Treatment:Continuous Chlorination
- Drinking Water Treatment:Distillation
- Drinking Water Treatment:Reverse Osmosis
- Drinking Water Treatment:Sediment Filtration
- Drinking Water Treatment:Water Softening (Ion Exchange)
Domestic Wastewater:
- UNL's On-site Wastewater Treatment Web site
- Wastewater News
- UNL Extension Publications Index - Waste
- Septic Tank Design and Installation
- Residential Onsite Wastewater Treatment: Traditional Drainfields for Effluent Treatment
- Residential Onsite Wastewater Treatment: Gravelless Drainfields for Effluent Treatment
- Residential On-site Wastewater Treatment: Septic Tank and Drainfield Maintenance
- Constructed Wetlands for Effluent Treatment
- Mounds for Effluent Treatment
- Residential On-site Wastewater Treatment: Lagoon Maintenance
- NEBLINE Article: Property in Lancaster County with Private Water, Wastewater Systems Must be Inspected When Sold (June 2006)
Information from other sources
- Drinking Water: Understanding the Science and Policy behind a Critical Resource 28 pages, pdf National Academy of Sciences, National Academy of Engineering, Institute of Medicine, National Research Council
- Groundwater Availability in the US USGS
Contact Information
Tom Dorn, Extension EducatorUniversity of Nebraska-Lincoln in
Lancaster County,
444 Cherrycreek Road, Suite A,
Lincoln, NE 68528
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402-441-7180