Potomac News Reservoir, October14, 2021
Suitcases, Potomac Atlas, microplastics, and more in the Potomac News Reservoir.
Suitcases, Potomac Atlas, microplastics, and more in the Potomac News Reservoir.
On October 12, 2021, the Potomac River Basin Drinking Water Source Protection Partnership (DWSPP) and ICPRB held a seminar on microplastics in the Potomac River Basin from a source water protection perspective with a focus on drinking water. The seminar was organized by the Microplastics subcommittee of the Contaminants of Emerging Concern Workgroup of DWSPP.
DWSPP is a voluntary association of water suppliers and government agencies focused on protecting sources of drinking water in the Potomac River basin. This coalition of water utilities and management and regulatory agencies enables a comprehensive approach to protecting raw water supplies in the basin.
Strange lights in the night, satellites, environmental funding, and more in the Potomac News Reservoir.
The Interstate Commission on the Potomac River Basin shares simple actions we all can take to protect our drinking water.
Videography: Renee Bourassa
Narration: DeeDee Hunter
Source Water Protection Week, mussels, brook trout, dolphins, and more in the Potomac News Reservoir.
Mike Nardolilli, ICPRB Executive Directors, shares information on ICPRB’s work on source water protection.
In celebration of the inaugural Source Water Protection Week, the Interstate Commission on the Potomac River Basin gathered videos and news from organizations who work hard to protect our drinking water.
Nikki Bellezza of Fairfax Water shares information on their Water Supply Stakeholder Outreach Grant Program.
In celebration of the inaugural Source Water Protection Week, the Interstate Commission on the Potomac River Basin gathered videos and news from organizations who work hard to protect our drinking water.
Learn more: https://www.fairfaxwater.org/grants
In celebration of the inaugural Source Water Protection Week, the Interstate Commission on the Potomac River Basin gathered videos and news from organizations who work hard to protect our drinking water.
High autumn flows, mussels, paw paws, and more in the Potomac News Reservoir.