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EPA to introduce new cybersecurity requirements
August 3, 2022
Program to Help Poultry Farmers Hit by Avian Influenza
August 3, 2022
EPA announces $2.5 million grant for investigating groundwater contamination following fireworks shows
August 3, 2022
Nearly a Million Dollars in Grant Funding Available for Environmental Educational Projects
August 3, 2022
PADEP Proposes Classifying Manganese as Toxic Substance, Revising Water Quality Criteria
August 3, 2022
Creating Connection Between Community and Water Utility Leaders – What We’re Learning
August 2, 2022

"So many important decisions about water happen at the local level: Where to invest in green infrastructure or water efficiency? How to reduce sewer overflows to local creeks? What are the best strategies to eliminate water shut offs?  Because water utilities are key players in those decisions, creating and maintaining trust between water utilities and community organizations is critical for successful decision making and investing that leads to safe, clean and sustainable water for all."

Congressional Research Service Releases Federally Supported Projects and Programs for Wastewater, Drinking Water, and Water Supply Infrastructure
August 2, 2022
A Better Way: An Application For Risk Characterization of HABs On The Ohio River
August 2, 2022
HOW WE KILLED OUR YARD AND REPLACED IT WITH A NATIVE HABITAT
August 1, 2022
Data Visualization Tips and Tricks for Water Quality Monitoring
August 1, 2022

Data visualization is an important tool for communicating science to a broader audience. Whether you are a volunteer community scientist or a professional aquatic ecologist, there are many free tools and low-cost programs that you can use to link the scientific data to actions that can improve water quality. We will walk you through the process with some tips and tricks on how to communicate your results most effectively.

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