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Water & Air Quality
Water & Air Quality
From the water we drink to the water we swim in, we in Westchester County are working to protect this precious resource. Unfortunately, many seemingly innocuous things we do each day - wash our cars, walk our dogs, tend our lawns - can pollute our water. By taking a few extra moments to follow some of the suggestions made in these pages you can help to keep our water clean. That way our children and their children's children can fill their glasses to the top - right from the tap.
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The Westchester County Citizen Volunteer Monitoring Program was established in 2003, in order to create a baseline of water quality data on both lotic (streams and rivers) and lentic (ponds and lakes) waterbodies and make this water quality history access
In the pages of this new website you will find everything you need to know about protecting our water, from quick tips on organic gardening to advice on how to dispose of household chemicals.
As more resources are restored, water quality will continue to improve and a more diverse community of plants and animals will be established.
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Use this site to become better informed about Westchester County's response to climate change and the many ways that you can take action to help stop its devastating effects.
From the water we drink to the water we swim in, we in Westchester County are working to protect this precious resource. Unfortunately, many seemingly innocuous things we do each day.
Learn what you and your family can do to preserve the air pollution in Westchester County.
Mercury affects many different brain functions and a variety of symptoms may occur. Learn about mercury, and the guidelines for keeping you and your family safe.
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