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National Drinking Water Week – May 4-10, 2008.

National Drinking Water Week – May 4-10, 2008. 05/05/2008 -- Celebrate drinking water, our most precious natural resource. The event is sponsored by the American Water Works Association and provides people with the opportunity to recognize the importance of safe and reliable drinking water. Do you know where your water comes from and how you can help protect it? More information about drinking water and this event can be found at the U.S. EPA Ground Water and Drinking Water and  American Water Works Association web pages. Only Tap Water Delivers!

Our Foyer Gets a Facelift.

Ohio Water Science Center Foyer Gets a Facelift - New Mural.

04/17/2008 -- Visitors to the USGS Ohio Water Science Center are now greeted by a beautiful wall mural. Local artist Virginia Ball painted the stream scene, which highlights the surface water, ground water, and ecology of Ohio.

Ohio Water Science Center Hosts Microbiology Workshop.

04/11/2008 -- USGS Ohio WSC scientists Rebecca Bushon, Amie Brady, Chris Kephart, and Don Stoeckel hosted and presented a series of talks and provided hands-on analytical experience to 20 students from nine states. Workshop attendees representing Federal, State, and local agencies, universities, and a consulting group, learned about microbial sample collection, analytical methods and techniques, recreational water regulations, rapid-detection methods, and microbial source tracking. More information about the projects, services, and methods of the USGS Ohio Water Microbiology Laboratory is available. The Environmental Pathogens Information Network (EPI-Net) with Purdue University sponsored the workshop.

National Flood Safety Awareness Week, March 17-21, 2008.

National Flood Safety Awareness Week, March 17-21, 2008. 03/17/2008 -- Water is Ohio’s greatest natural hazard. Flooding is a threat in Ohio and throughout the Nation. National Flood Safety Awareness Week, sponsored by the National Weather Service, highlights some of the causes of floods, hazards of floods, and things people can do to save lives and property. A map of current flood and high-flow conditions is available from the USGS Water Watch. USGS Science in Ohio (503 Kb .pdf) and the Nation (2.35 MB .pdf) helps reduce flood related death and damage.


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Nowcasting Beach Advisories at Ohio Lake Erie Beaches.

Nowcasting Beach Advisories at Ohio Lake Erie Beaches

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Algal Biomass Indicators - U.S. Geological Survey TWRI Book 9.

Algal Biomass Indicators

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Ohio Water Science Center:
6480 Doubletree Ave
Columbus, OH 43229-1111
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Phone (614) 430-7700
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551 Wabash Ave NW
New Philadelphia, OH 44663-4143
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