Sentence examples for water database from inspiring English sources

"If Flint's extraordinary lead-contamination problems are not included in the EPA's official compliance data," the authors write, "how many other municipalities' serious lead problems are being swept under the rug?" People both in and outside of the federal government have documented the under-reporting in the EPA's drinking water database.

The Environmental Working Group's tap water database shows levels of trihalomethanes ― cancer-causing contaminants that form during the water treatment process ― roughly three times higher than the state and national average, though still within legal limits.

The Environmental Working Group EWGG) released its new Tap Water Database today July 266), a searchable database that allows users in the U.S. to enter either their ZIP code or their local utility's name to learn what's in their tap water.

Information and Decision Support Systems on Land and Water Resources and the Global Land and Water Database.

The source population was identified from the drinking water database of STUK Radiation and Nuclear Safety Authority, with radionuclide analyses of more than 5,000 drilled wells.

Work continues on the AQUASTAT rural water database covering developing and transitional countries: the Asia survey is published; that for Latin America was completed but assessment of data continues.

Currently, the availability of soil water databases is increasing worldwide.

Other Information on the Web: The World's Water (//www.worldwater.org/) is an information resource about the world's waterways, including a chronology of water disputes around the world and various water databases.

The AP reviewed "hundreds of scientific reports (and) analyzed federal drinking water databases..

More: Check the status of your favorite beaches at the NRDC's Testing the Waters database.

These three libraries include: the Global GIS Database effort sponsored by the American Geological Institute (AGI) and the USGS; the African Water Resources Database (AWRD) sponsored by FAO; and, the 1 1 million Quick Impact Database (QID), currently covering Africa and the Middle East, sponsored by the UNCS.