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- [1] Human Exposure to Environmental Contaminants | Report on the Environment Database | US EPA07-01-2009
- Provides information about human exposure to environmental contaminants.
- [2] Contaminated Sediments in Superfund | Superfund | US EPA06-03-2009
- "EPA estimates that approximately 20 percent of National Priorities List sites have contaminatedsediment."
- [3] Surface Water Contamination | Superfund | US EPA06-03-2009
- "A change in the water chemistry can negatively affect all levels of an ecosystem."
- [4] Soil Contamination | Superfund | US EPA06-03-2009
- Provides information about soil contamination.
- [5] Groundwater Contamination | Superfund | US EPA06-03-2009
- Answers questions for students and teachers about groundwater contamination and Superfund.
- [6] Microbial Contaminants Control | Water Supply and Water Resource (WSWR) | Risk Management Research | Research and Development | US EPA10-17-2008
- Provides information about microbial contaminants control.
- [7] Drinking Water Contaminants11-03-2006
- This page lists current drinking water standards (Maximum Contaminants Levels) for regulated contaminants.
- [8] Vermiculite | Asbestos | US EPA06-23-2009
- "This page consolidates available web sites/Internet links, fact sheets and Question and Answer documents on vermiculite."
- [9] Publications Library | Contaminated Sediments | US EPA06-13-2008
- "Links to numerous publications from EPA, US Army Corps of Engineers, National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration, US Geologic Survey, states, and USACE Laboratory."
- [10] 2004 Contaminated Sediment Report to Congress | Contaminated Sediment | US EPA06-13-2008
- This report identifies areas in the United States where the sediment may be contaminated at potentially harmful levels.
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