This training will focus on sampling procedures and plans. It will discuss tools to help with compliance sampling for several required sampling parameters in the Safe Drinking Water Act (Ex. […]
Tag: Drinking water
Caring for Your Drinking Water Well and Quality
You are what you drink, so knowing about your drinking water is important for your health. This webinar will help get you familiar with your drinking well, how to protect […]
Source Water Protection
We all deserve to have safe clean drinking water that we can trust. In order to do that, we need to ensure we are protecting water at the source – […]
Tribal Community Water Systems
EPA’s Office of Research and Development (ORD) and Office of Water (OW) host this webinar series to communicate the latest information on solutions for challenges facing small drinking water systems. […]
Association of State Drinking Water Administrators (ASDWA) Annual Conference
ASDWA Conference Exhibitors are public and private corporations, trade associations, and assistance providers to the water community. The focus of their exhibits includes treatment technologies, especially technologies appropriate for small […]
Effective Agricultural Practices for Nitrate in Groundwater
Speakers from three states (Kansas, Nebraska, and Wisconsin) will share information about their efforts to work with agricultural partners to reduce nitrate in groundwater sources of drinking water. Info here.
Source Water Protection in the Watershed
Best Management Practices in the watershed are crucial to limiting external nutrient loading into our drinking water sources. The first presentation will discuss how watershed development impacts the water quality, […]
Partnering to Protect Drinking Water
This national Source Water Collaborative webinar will feature presenters from NRCS who will share information about the upcoming bulletin on selecting priority source water protection areas in each state
Agriculture and Drinking Water: How it Affects Your Operation
Eric Fuchs knows a thing or two about agriculture and water regulatory issues because he’s seen a thing or two.