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Government Links
Environmental Protection Agency
Great Lakes Binational Toxics Strategy
EPA - Great Lakes
Environment Canada - Understanding toxics in Great Lakes
Great Lakes Toxic Substances Control Agreement
U.S. Government Accountability Office
West Valley Demonstration Project - Dept. of Energy Website
International Joint Commission - Canada/USA
Great Lakes Water Quality Board
Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement 1978
Council of Great Lakes Governors
New York Ocean and Great Lakes Ecosystem Conservation Council
Michigan Department of Environmental Quality
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Links to environmental organizations
Index of Great Lakes Organizations
Residents for Responsible Government(RRG)
Buffalo Niagara Riverkeeper
The Sierra Club - Niagara Chapter
Citizens Campaign for the Environment(CCE)
CCE hazardous waste page
Great Lakes Protection Fund
Finger Lakes - Lake Ontario Watershed Protection Alliance
Learning more about watershed
Learning about watersheds.
Map of Niagara and Lake Erie watershed area.
Map of Lake Ontario watershed on U.S. side.
Map of Great Lakes watersheds in Canada
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency - Watersheds
Powerpoint description of watersheds
Science in your watershed - glossary
Watershed Management Council
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Additional Links
The Story of Stuff - The best 20 minutes spent understanding why we are now in this mess. A must see.
Concerned Citizens of West Valley
Great Lakes United
Freshwater Future
Great Lakes Information Network
Great Lakes Regional Pollution Prevention Roundtable
Understanding NPDES
Council of Great Lakes Industries
The NYSDOH has launched a new website recently called the Environmental
Public Health Tracking [EPHT] website, which focuses on tracking environmental
and health patterns and trends.The web address is:
www.health.state.ny.us/environmental/public_health_tracking/ . Tracking is
intended to help understand how hazards in the environment, diseases, and
exposures change over time and/or across regions. Use of the Environmental
Public Health Tracker tool will enable the user to view maps, charts and tables
of select environmental health data that have been shown to be related to
environmental hazards. Additional data will be added as the site develops. In
addition it is noted that the NCDOH website for the Community LOOW Project
CLP] is still available as an environmental data source. The Department is
currently seeking funding to continue with data input. There is a potential to
do some EPHT with the data available on our site. The website for the CLP is
www.communityloowproject.com .
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