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Drinking Water Presentations

Note: These are PowerPoint presentations online as PDFS for ease of use.

2003 Drinking Water Seminars

October - November, Washington State Department of Health

• The Evolution of Drinking Water Regulations - Why We Do What We Do (852K)
• How Safe Is Safe Enough? Setting Drinking Water Quality Standards(314K)
• Regulatory Horizon (293K)  
• New Directions in Compliance (485K)

Large Systems

• Community Water Fluoridation: Case Studies (291K)
• Emergency Response Planning(226K)
• 2003 Water Resource Legislation(403K)

Small Systems

• Sanitary Surveys of Small Water Systems (241K)
• Arsenic Standard and Disinfectants/Disinfection Byproducts(634K)
• Operating and Managing a Small Water System (511K)

Arsenic Treatment Alternative Selection Process for Small Water Systems (1073K)

March 2003, Washington State Department of Health

Twenty-fifth Annual Water/Wastewater Operations Workshop

March 10-13, 2003, Washington State Department of Health - Spokane, Washington

• Protecting Communities: Looking Back, Forging Ahead (1301K)
• Learning from the Canadian Experience (1301K)
• Source Water Protection in Washington (1235K)
• Issuing and Managing Health Advisories (2255K)
• Disinfectants and Disinfection Byproducts (568K)
• Arsenic: from Source to Disposal (2268K)
• Chlorination Methods for Small Systems (3603)

Routine Sanitary Surveys (466K)

January 2003, Washington State Department of Health
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