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Training for Water Professionals

Source Water Protection Training -- Indiana

As of April 30, 2008, this product is no longer available to run online.

But, you can always download the full product and install it on your own computer. And, it still may be available on a CD-ROM. Details below.

Available in multiple formats:     [Flash 6 is required] Low-res download [160 MB ZIP] Hi-res download [299 MB ZIP]

This interactive training tool has been created to simplify the process of developing a source water protection program for small public drinking water systems in Indiana. Features Include: Activities ... test your knowledge of groundwater concepts and how it becomes contaminated. Flash Cards & Glossary Games ... help you learn the terminology quickly. Video Clips ... introduce you to a number of situations you may encounter. Resources ... available on this disc for those who want to go beyond the basics.

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