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State of Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation Drinking Water and Ground Water Protection Division One National Life Drive Main Building, Second Floor Montpelier, VT 056023521 www.anr.state.vt.us/dec/ww/wwmd.cfmAgency

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How to fill out drinking water and groundwater

1. To fill out drinking water, follow these steps:
2. Find a clean and reliable water source such as a tap or bottled water.
3. Get a clean container or glass to hold the water.
4. Open the tap or bottle and fill the container with water.
5. Make sure the water is free from any visible particles or contaminants.
6. Close the tap or bottle tightly to prevent any spillage or contamination.
7. Your drinking water is now ready to be consumed.
9. To fill out groundwater, follow these steps:
10. Identify a suitable location with access to groundwater such as a well or borehole.
11. Get a clean and sturdy bucket or container with a handle.
12. Lower the bucket or container into the groundwater source.
13. Wait for the container to fill up with groundwater.
14. Slowly but carefully lift the container out of the groundwater source, ensuring not to spill or contaminate the water.
15. Transfer the groundwater to a clean and secure storage container.
16. Make sure the groundwater is free from any visible impurities before consumption or use.
17. Your groundwater is now ready to be utilized.

Who needs drinking water and groundwater?

1. Drinking water and groundwater are essential for various purposes and are needed by:
2. - Humans: Every individual requires drinking water for survival, hydration, and daily activities.
3. - Animals: Animals also need access to clean drinking water to stay healthy and hydrated.
4. - Agriculture: Farmers and agricultural activities rely on groundwater for irrigation and crop growth.
5. - Industries: Many industries require access to water sources, including groundwater, for manufacturing processes and cooling systems.
6. - Ecosystems: Natural ecosystems, including plants and wildlife, depend on groundwater as a source of water and habitat.

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What is drinking water and groundwater?

Drinking water is the water that is safe to drink and groundwater is the water found beneath the earth's surface in soil pore spaces and in the fractures of rock formations.

Who is required to file drinking water and groundwater?

Entities responsible for managing drinking water sources and groundwater reserves are required to file reports on drinking water and groundwater.

How to fill out drinking water and groundwater?

To fill out drinking water and groundwater reports, entities need to gather data on water sources, quality testing results, usage information, and compliance with regulations.

What is the purpose of drinking water and groundwater?

The purpose of monitoring drinking water and groundwater is to ensure the safety and quality of water sources for human consumption and environmental protection.

What information must be reported on drinking water and groundwater?

Information such as water source locations, quality test results for contaminants, usage data, and any compliance issues or remediation efforts must be reported on drinking water and groundwater.