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UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY WASHINGTON, DC 20460 OFFICE OF CHEMICAL SAFETY AND POLLUTION PREVENTIONMarch 8, 2017 Megan P. Priest Regulatory Consultant for MicroScientific MicroScientific,

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1. To fill out the EWG Tap Water Database, follow these steps:
2. Go to the EWG Tap Water Database website.
3. Create an account or log in if you already have one.
4. Click on the 'Report Your Water Data' button.
5. Fill in the required information about your tap water source, such as location, water system name, and water system ID.
6. Provide details about the contaminants found in your tap water, such as lead, arsenic, or disinfection byproducts.
7. Add any additional relevant information or comments.
8. Submit the form to contribute your data to the EWG Tap Water Database.

Who needs ewg tap water databasepriest?

1. Anyone who is interested in the quality of their tap water can benefit from using the EWG Tap Water Database.
2. This database provides valuable information about the contaminants and purity levels found in tap water sources across the United States.
3. Individuals concerned about potential health risks associated with their tap water can use this database to assess the quality and safety of their drinking water.
4. In addition, researchers, policymakers, and environmental organizations can utilize the information in this database to identify areas with potential water quality issues and advocate for better water treatment and regulation.

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The EWG Tap Water Database is a resource created by the Environmental Working Group that provides information about tap water quality across the United States, including contaminants detected, health concerns, and regulatory compliance.

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Water utilities and suppliers that provide drinking water to the public are required to file their water quality reports and relevant data to the EWG Tap Water Database.

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Utilities must collect water quality data, including test results for various contaminants, and then submit these findings along with compliance information to the EWG according to their guidelines provided on the EWG website.

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The purpose of the EWG Tap Water Database is to inform the public about the safety and quality of their drinking water by providing accessible and transparent information about contaminants and regulatory compliance.

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Utilities are required to report information on detected contaminants, their levels, health guidelines, sources of water, and compliance status with federal and state regulations.