TT077 – Discussing the History and Impact of the National Ground Water Monitoring Network (Part 2)
About this episode
The episode concludes a two-part series discussing the National Ground Water Monitoring Network and its health implications.
This week on Tap Talk we finish our two-part series with Bob Schreiber! In this episode, Bob (a water resources engineer at CDM Smith and long-time National Ground Water Association member) continues to discuss the development and importance of the National Ground Water Monitoring Network with Steve and Jennifer. They also discuss the links between Bob's advocacy work for both groundwater and bladder cancer awareness, as well as the importance of well testing and the need for greater understanding of the impacts of groundwater contaminants on health outcomes. Visit drinkingwaterpodcast.org to learn more and find the full show notes for this episode.
People in this episode
Hosts: Steve, Jennifer
Guest: Bob Schreiber
Topics covered
- groundwater
- health impacts
- well testing
- advocacy
- contaminants
Keywords
- groundwater monitoring
- bladder cancer awareness
- well testing
- health outcomes
- contaminants
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: CDM Smith, National Ground Water Association, Illinois State Water Survey
Places: National Ground Water Monitoring Network
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