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Pharmaceuticals and Their Disposal to Protect Water Quality

Jim Clark from Penn State Extension in McKean County discusses how to protect water quality from pharmaceutical contamination.

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Pharmaceuticals and Their Disposal to Protect Water Quality
Pharmaceuticals and Their Disposal to Protect Water Quality - Webinars
Language: English
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When: November 17, 2010, 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM

Jim discusses the unwanted medication disposal issue, research on pharmaceuticals, and proper best management practices to prevent their entry in water supplies.

Time Log

  • 0:10 - Introduction
  • 1:15 - The Unwanted Medication Disposal Issue
  • 6:06 - Research Results on Pharmaceuticals in the Environment
  • 9:30 - Management Practices to Properly Dispose of Pharmaceuticals
  • 22:40 - Question/Answer Session
  • 40:40 - Webinar ends

Instructors

Bryan Swistock
Bryan Swistock
Water wells, springs and cisterns Pond management Watershed management Water conservation Shale gas drilling and water Acid deposition

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