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Fact Sheets and Brochures
Safe Drinking Water and Your Campground
What campground operators need to know about providing safe drinking water at their facilities. Web page
Drinking Water at Local Fairs
Although private water supply sources at fairgrounds are not regulated by MassDEP, we provide these procedures to help local boards of health carry out oversight of these sources and prevent waterborne-disease outbreaks. Web page
Drinking Water Testing Requirements
Summary of monitoring requirements for various contaminants in public water systems. Web page
Home Water Treatment Devices (Point of Entry/Point of Use Treatment)
About home water treatment devices attached either to the building's service connection (point of entry) or to a faucet (point of use). Web page
Give your lake the blues
Educational brochure for the general public, community and watershed stakeholders on nonpoint source pollution in lakes and ponds. Web page
Horsekeeping Brochures
Nine educational brochures for horse owners, watershed stakeholders and the general public on horsekeeping best management practices to protect water quality. Web page
Unpaved Roads
Best Management Practices for construction and maintenance of unpaved roads, prepared for MassDEP by the Berkshire Regional Planning Commission. September 2001. Web page
Lawns & Landscapes in Your Watershed
Lawn care in an environmentally sensitive way can be achieved by following the information provided in this brochure. Easy tips and good reference sources are provided. Revised February 2004. Web page
Educational nonpoint source brochures
How the public can help prevent nonpoint source pollution. Web page
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