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A Few Solutions . . .
How to Clean Up Our Water:
Twelve simple actions to help stem the tide of polluted runoff.

The National Resources Defense Council offers tips on how to keep our water clean, around the house and around the planet.

Cleaning up the Mississippi
The Mississippi River Restoration Project aims to renew the endangered health of the majestic waters, which are so vitally important to the life and livelihood of the innumerable ecosystems they support. Its purpose is to actively demonstrate the importance of clean waterways, to encourage communities to respect and preserve their waterways, and to create alliances with public and private groups toward achieving these goals.

What you and your community can do to protect and conserve ground water
The Environmental Protection Agency has several examples of things we all can do to preserve our drinking water supply. Fresh clean water today and into the future depends on everyone doing their part to protect and conserve the Earth's water supply.

Coastal Dolphin Survey Project
Not only does our water supply need our help, the inhabitants of the Earth's waters also need a helping hand to thrive and remain healthy.

The Coastal Dolphin Survey Project (CDSP) was organized and initiated at Orange Coast College, Costa Mesa, California in 1978. It was the official research project of the marine science department and the Director was (and is) Dennis L. Kelly, Professor of Marine Biology. The goals and objectives of the CDSP were patterned after those of the American Cetacean Society/National Organization. Specifically, these included research, education, and conservation. Unlike the American Cetacean Society, CDSP focused these objectives solely in regards to the population dynamics, biology, ecology, and conservation of the Pacific coastal bottlenose dolphin (Tursiops truncatus).




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