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Water Protection Research
EPA is focused on improving the nation's ability to protect from and respond to terrorist attacks on our water and wastewater infrastructure. More
Indoor and Outdoor Decontamination Research
EPA is focused on improving the nation's ability to respond to terrorist attacks affecting indoor and outdoor environments. More
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Technology Testing and Evaluation
EPA evaluates the performance of commercially available technologies that may have homeland security application. More
 
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Water Quality and Public Health Data
Integration of Water Quality and Public Health Data to Improve Detection of Drinking Water Contamination - EPA is collaborating with water utilities and public health agencies to gather, share, and analyze multiple types of data. Read more
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Water Quality and Public Health Data Ultrafiltration Used for Detection of Microorganisms Exposure Guidelines Used to Aid in the Selection of Analytical Methods Decision Support Tools for Managing Homeland Security Event Generated Waste and Debris
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Standardized Analytical Methods Development
Use of Standardized Analytical Methods for Environmental Restoration Following Homeland Security Events helps multiple laboratories perform consistent analyses and obtain comparable results. More
Threat Ensemble Vulnerability Assessment
The Threat Ensemble Vulnerability Assessment (TEVA) Research Program investigates the potential impacts of contamination events on water utility distribution systems and helps develop techniques
and methods to reduce
these impacts. More
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