ach
American household uses an average of 94,000 gallons of water
per year. We often take
this convenience for granted. It is in everyone's best interest
to be aware of this precious resource in order to conserve
and protect it from many risks. The poster to the right can
assist you in understanding how everyday occurrences can affect
your drinking water. Risks to drinking water come in many
forms, such as municipal and industrial discharges, recreational
activities or simply natural conditions and events. These
can all, in one way or another, be considered a risk to the
safety of our drinking water. The Protecting America's Public
Health poster provides a detailed graphic description of these
risks and the barriers in place to help ensure the safety
of out drinking water.
Downloadable
Versions of the Safe Drinking Water - Protecting America's
Public Health Poster (EPA 816-H-02-001
January 2002)
Ordering Information:
CD-ROM
Consider
The Source: An Interactive Guide to Protecting America's
Drinking Water - EPA 816-C-04-003
Order
your copy (reference EPA 816-C-04-003) |
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National
Service Center for Environmental Publications
U.S. EPA/NSCEP
P.O. Box 42419
Cincinnati, Ohio 45242-0419
1-800-490-9198
(513) 489-8695 (fax) |
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POSTER
Safe Drinking Water Act - Protectin America's
Public Health
24 x 36
- English Version - EPA 816-H-02-001
- Spainish Version - EPA 816-H-02-002
11 x 17
- English Version - EPA 816-H-02-003
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