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Publications: Fact Sheets

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Council Fact Sheets

Briefing Sheet on Council Activities Through 2010 - Selected Accomplishments and Priorities Through 2010 (March 18, 2010)

Collaborative Partnership for Water Quality Monitoring (April 2008)

A Framework for Water Quality Monitoring (March 2004)

Supporting State and Regional Water Monitoring Councils

Work Group Fact Sheets

Water Information Strategies
Water Information Strategies Work Group Factsheet: From Data to Information to Action (April 2008)
Methods and Data Comparability Board
Water Quality Data Elements for Reporting Water Quality Monitoring Results (April 2006)
National Environmental Methods Index (NEMI) (April 2006)
The Value of Uniform Accreditation
The Value of Data Comparability - A White Paper developed by the Methods and Data Comparability Board
Why is a National Environmental Methods Index needed? - The selection of analytic methods is a critical part of environmental monitoring program planning. A high priority recommendation of the MDCB is the development of a compendium of method summaries to support monitoring program planning.
Accreditation of Laboratory and Field Activities for Water-Quality Monitoring
Across the Board -- A Newsletter of the Methods and Data Comparability Board
Collaboration and Outreach
Accomplishing More Together (April 2008)

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