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Groundwater
Resource Materials 

Recommended resource materials related to the subject of ground water and solid waste.

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Public Health Command Resources

Title
Purpose
Audience
Format
Series
Date (Published)
MTBE in Drinking Water 31-007-0212Health InformationHealth Professionals, Leaders, Soldiers and Beneficiaries, Veterinary PersonnelPDF-Portable Document FormatPHC Fact SheetFebruary 2012
TG 230 - Environmental Health Risk Assessment and Chemical Exposure Guidelines for Deployed Military Personnel: Military Exposure GuidelinesGuidance, ProceduresHealth ProfessionalsMS ExcelPHC Technical GuideJune 2010
TG 230 Environmental Health Risk Assessment and Chemical Exposure Guidelines for Deployed Military PersonnelGuidance, ProceduresHealth ProfessionalsPDF-Portable Document FormatPHC Technical GuideJune 2010
TIP No. 38-001-0312 Environmental Condition of Property (ECOP) InvestigationsTechnical InformationHealth ProfessionalsPDF-Portable Document FormatPHC Technical Information PaperMarch 2012

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