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21:		Title:	Testing Private Well Water
		Volume/Number:	2009 July
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		Description:	This brochure gives information on private well water, what it should be tested for, and how often it should be tested.
		Date Created:	08 06 2009
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		ISL ID:	000000040286 Original UID: 20479 FIRST WORD: Testing

22:		Title:	Idling Gets You Nowhere (Audio)
		Volume/Number:	2004 October
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		Description:	The direct exposure of children to particulate matter emissions, resulting from the combustion of diesel fuel, led to the creation of the Illinois Clean School Bus Program last year. The Clean School Bus Program provides funding to assist schools and school districts to reduce emissions from diesel-powered school buses. But perhaps the easiest thing that schools can do to reduce emissions is to create and enforce an anti-idling policy. Hear from school districts in Illinois who have taken a pro-active approach to stop school bus idling. (Audio 8:27)
		Date Created:	03 01 2012
		Agency ID:
		ISL ID:	000000040409 Original UID: 20537 FIRST WORD: Idling

23:		Title:	Revitalization of Brownfields (Audio)
		Volume/Number:	2004 September
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		Description:	One of the most important elements of addressing a Brownfield in a community is in the initial creation of a vision for the community and then making a commitment to that vision. Both the rural Town of Gillespie and the urban Village of Morton Grove were successful in the cleanup and redevelopment of their Brownfields properties. These two communities share their experiences with the process of redevelopment and offer advice to other communities facing similar challenges. (Audio 7:16)
		Date Created:	03 01 2012
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		ISL ID:	000000040410 Original UID: 20538 FIRST WORD: Revitalization

24:		Title:	Pollution Prevention Internship Program (Audio)
		Volume/Number:	2004 August
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		Description:	Each year, the Illinois EPA's Office of Pollution Prevention recruits upper-level university students to work on projects during the summer with the purpose of helping industries and business to identify, research and incorporate energy efficient technologies and practices into their workplace. Interns and sponsors talk about their experiences and the many benefits gained from participating in the program. (Audio 12:11)
		Date Created:	03 01 2012
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		ISL ID:	000000040411 Original UID: 20539 FIRST WORD: Pollution

25:		Title:	Ohio River Sweep (Audio)
		Volume/Number:	2004 June
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		Description:	The Ohio River Sweep, an annual 3000-mile riverbank cleanup for the Ohio River and its tributaries, marked its 16th anniversary this year and has grown into one of the largest cleanup events of its kind. In Illinois, the Sweep accounts for 133 miles of shoreline. Learn about the efforts of volunteers at Ft. Massac State Park in Metropolis and how you can do your part to help clean up next year! (Audio 10:35)
		Date Created:	03 01 2012
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		ISL ID:	000000040414 Original UID: 20540 FIRST WORD: Ohio

26:		Title:	Illinois Junior Academy of Science State Science Fair (Audio)
		Volume/Number:	2004 May
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		Description:	For the 2nd consecutive year, the Illinois EPA took part in the Illinois State Science Fair to judge and award middle and high school student projects related to the protection and care of the environment. This program includes interviews with two of the Environmental Excellence Award winners and highlights the Illinois EPA's support and encouragement of students to continue their interest in the environment. (Audio 7:42)
		Date Created:	03 01 2012
		Agency ID:
		ISL ID:	000000040415 Original UID: 20541 FIRST WORD: Illinois

27:		Title:	Freeport's Artistic Vision (Audio)
		Volume/Number:	2004 April
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		Description:	The Rawleigh Complex, poised dramatically at the edge of Freeport's downtown, is an abandoned 450,000-square-foot manufacturing facility. Today, since the immediate environmental issues have been largely mitigated, Freeport has refocused its energies on returning the Rawleigh Complex site back to productive use, providing a tax base and jobs for the city once again. Find out how this Illinois community used public participation as part of developing a creative reuse for the property. (Audio 9:34)
		Date Created:	03 01 2012
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		ISL ID:	000000040416 Original UID: 20542 FIRST WORD: Freeport's

28:		Title:	Hartford Basement Vapor Problem (Audio)
		Volume/Number:	2004 March
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		Description:	Refining, storage and transport of petroleum products via pipeline have dominated industrial activity in Hartford for many decades. Unfortunately, this long history of refining operations is accompanied by an equally long history of petroleum releases from the pipelines and on-site facilities that has resulted in a multitude of problems for northeast Hartford residents. This program explores the history of refinery activities and what the Illinois and U.S. EPA, and responsible industries, are doing to help local residents deal with concerns. (Audio 11:21)
		Date Created:	03 01 2012
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		ISL ID:	000000040417 Original UID: 20543 FIRST WORD: Hartford

29:		Title:	Used Tire Program and IMES Program (Audio)
		Volume/Number:	2004 February
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		Description:	According to the most recent data, landfill capacity in the state remains adequate with an average of 13 years of space remaining. While 13 years of space may not sound like much, capacity has improved significantly since the early 90's when only six to seven years of landfill area remained in Illinois. This increase in space is due in part to the vigorous recycling efforts of municipalities and citizens, in addition to several programs administered by the Illinois EPA that divert waste from landfills. Learn about the Used Tire Program and the Industrial Material Exchange Service, two IEPA efforts that reduce the amount of unnecessary waste going into state landfills. (Audio, 13:18)
		Date Created:	03 01 2012
		Agency ID:
		ISL ID:	000000040418 Original UID: 20544 FIRST WORD: Used

30:		Title:	Household Hazardous Waste (Audio)
		Volume/Number:	2004 January
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		Description:	When you look in your garage, under your sink, or in the basement or shed, do you see lots of old paint cans, jugs of used motor oil and antifreeze, unwanted pesticides, containers of dirty paint thinner, and other unusable household chemicals? When certain household chemicals are not used up they can become household hazardous waste. This program offers tips for use, storage and disposal of these products and spotlights the IEPA Household Hazardous Waste Collection Program. 11:31
		Date Created:	03 01 2012
		Agency ID:
		ISL ID:	000000040420 Original UID: 20545 FIRST WORD: Household

31:		Title:	Illinois Clean School Bus Program (Audio)
		Volume/Number:	2003 December
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		Description:	This show highlights a multi-faceted program aimed at replacing diesel-powered school busses with cleaner models that will result in a healthier environment for Illinois' school children and communities. Interviews with BP and International representatives, IEPA Director Renee Cipriano and the State of Illinois Superintendent of Schools are included. 10:42
		Date Created:	03 01 2012
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		ISL ID:	000000040422 Original UID: 20546 FIRST WORD: Illinois

32:		Title:	World Water Monitoring Day (Audio)
		Volume/Number:	2003 November
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		Description:	In 2003, the Chicago Botanic Garden welcomed Illinois volunteers, high-school scientists, students and others in celebrating the 1st annual World Water Monitoring Day. World Water Monitoring Day was created as a means to introduce people to the importance of personal involvement in the monitoring of their local streams, lakes and wetlands. Find out who is getting involved and how you too can become a citizen monitor! 11:15
		Date Created:	03 01 2012
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		ISL ID:	000000040426 Original UID: 20547 FIRST WORD: World

33:		Title:	Phytoremediation (Audio)
		Volume/Number:	2003 October
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		Description:	Everyone knows that plants provide oxygen, as well as food for humans and animals alike. But what may not be known is that plants can help clean up pollution in the environment. Phytoremediation is a new technology being used around the world as an alternative method in toxic site remediation. A forestry consultant, an IEPA project manger, and a BP representative discuss this innovative use of plants. 12:37
		Date Created:	03 01 2012
		Agency ID:
		ISL ID:	000000040427 Original UID: 20548 FIRST WORD: Phytoremediation

34:		Title:	Alternative Uses for Landscape Waste (Audio)
		Volume/Number:	2003 September
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		Description:	Did you know that during the summer and fall months, collected landscape debris can account for more than 50% of the waste stream? There are alternatives to burning and bagging grass and leaves, and this program discusses mulching, mowing, and composting methods used on both the large and the small scale. Bottles and cans aren't the only things being recycled these days! 15:15
		Date Created:	03 01 2012
		Agency ID:
		ISL ID:	000000040428 Original UID: 20549 FIRST WORD: Alternative

35:		Title:	Pollution Prevention (P2) Intern Program (Audio)
		Volume/Number:	2003 August
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		Description:	Each summer, upper-level university students work on projects to help companies identify, research and incorporate pollution prevention technologies and practices. The program, facilitated by the Illinois EPA's Office of Pollution Prevention, employs students as temporary full-time employees of the sponsoring facility. Students and Employers explain how the P2 program has helped Illinois businesses save millions of dollars and reduce environmental releases by over 200,000 pounds. 13:13
		Date Created:	03 01 2012
		Agency ID:
		ISL ID:	000000040429 Original UID: 20550 FIRST WORD: Pollution

36:		Title:	Biodiesel (Audio)
		Volume/Number:	2003 July
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		Description:	Biodiesel is a fuel of the future that is already benefiting air quality and the economy of Illinois. Made from soybeans, often grown by Illinois farmers and using technologies and manufacturing in Illinois, Illinois EPA is encouraging the use of biodiesel in transit buses, school buses and other vehicle. Biodiesel reduces hydrocarbons, carbon monoxide and particulate emissions and eliminates sulfates from the tailpipes of diesel-burning vehicles. The program includes an interview with Director Cipriano, as well as Chicago metro area industry leaders, vendors and municipal leaders. 9:46
		Date Created:	03 01 2012
		Agency ID:
		ISL ID:	000000040431 Original UID: 20551 FIRST WORD: Biodiesel

37:		Title:	Recycling in Illinois (Audio)
		Volume/Number:	2003 May
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		Description:	More than 5 million tons of useful materials are kept out of landfills every year because of recycling. So where does it go? Consumers are now purchasing products that are made out of recycled commodities: green soda bottles are made into carpet, plastic bags and milk jugs make plastic lumber. Learn about the three-fold benefits of recycling and how worms do their part, too! 10:37
		Date Created:	03 01 2012
		Agency ID:
		ISL ID:	000000040432 Original UID: 20552 FIRST WORD: Recycling

38:		Title:	Kids and the Environment (Audio)
		Volume/Number:	2003 April
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		Description:	Students throughout the Capital city and its surrounding communities are participating in projects at school to learn about the environmental and what they can do to help keep it healthy. Projects range from gardening and composting with worms, to community service and recycling programs. Find out how area teachers combine these experiences with traditional curriculums, and how students are responding to this integrated classroom education. 13:31
		Date Created:	03 01 2012
		Agency ID:
		ISL ID:	000000040434 Original UID: 20553 FIRST WORD: Kids

39:		Title:	West Nile Virus (Audio)
		Volume/Number:	2003 March
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		Description:	Since 1999, WNV has been detected in humans, horses, birds, or mosquitoes in 47 states and the District of Columbia. While less than 1% of people bitten by infected mosquitoes develop serious complications from the virus, everyone needs to protect themselves to minimize the risk of spread and infection. Specialists from the Illinois Department of Health and the IEPA discuss the causes of outbreaks and ways to avoid the West Nile Virus risk. Fight the Bite! 15:27
		Date Created:	03 01 2012
		Agency ID:
		ISL ID:	000000040435 Original UID: 20554 FIRST WORD: West

40:		Title:	Methane Gas at Landfills (Audio)
		Volume/Number:	2003 February
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		Description:	Who would think that the garbage people throw away every day can eventually create electricity? Open landfills throughout the state are capturing methane in their collection systems and converting it to electricity. Even closed landfills are being considered as untapped sources of energy. Learn how garbage turns into gas, and the future hope for this form of Green Energy. 13:09
		Date Created:	03 01 2012
		Agency ID:
		ISL ID:	000000040436 Original UID: 20555 FIRST WORD: Methane

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