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Collection: Alabama State Agencies I - K
Description: The Alabama Onsite Wastewater Board was created in 1999 to examine, license and regulate persons engaged in manufacture, installation or servicing of onsite wastewater systems in Alabama. This board was created to establish the qualification levels for those engaged in the manufacture, installation, servicing or cleaning of onsite wastewater systems and equipment in Alabama and promote the proper manufacture, installation and servicing of onsite wastewater systems. The AOWB currently licenses over 1200 persons who perform work in the onsite wastewater industry in Alabama.
Captured 2 times between Nov 24, 2008 and Mar 19, 2009
Subject: Water - Alabama , Wastewater - Alabama
Creator: Alabama Onsite Wastewater Board
Collection: Alabama Regional, Multi-State or Multi-County Agencies or Commissions, A - L
Description: The Choctawhatchee, Pea and Yellow Rivers Watershed Management Authority is an agency that represents a wide and diverse area of land covering a major portion of the southeastern part of Alabama. The Authority was created in 1991 by the Alabama Legislature for the purpose of “developing and executing plans and programs relating to any phase of conservation of water, water usage, flood prevention, flood control, water pollution control, wildlife habitat protection, agricultural and timberland protection, erosion prevention, and control of erosion, floodwater and sediment damages.” The Strategic Management Elements of the Authority are: water quantity, water quality, flood control, and education. The Authority addresses water-related issues and opportunities under these major categories in the 2,328,000 acres of the Choctawhatchee, Pea and Yellow River watersheds within the counties of: Barbour, Bullock, Coffee, Covington, Crenshaw, Dale, Geneva, Henry, Houston, and Pike.
Captured 7 times between Mar 30, 2009 and Sep 11, 2012
Subject: Watersheds - Alabama, Water pollution - Alabama, Water - Alabama , Choctawhatchee River (Ala.), Pea River (Ala.), Yellow River (Ala.), Barbour County (Ala.), Henry County (Ala.), Dale County (Ala.), Houston County (Ala.), Bullock County (Ala.), Coffee County (Ala.), Covington County (Ala.), Crenshaw County (Ala.), Geneva County (Ala.), Pike County (Ala.)
Collection: Alabama State Agencies G - H
Description: The Geological Survey of Alabama collects information on the geology of Alabama.
Captured 6 times between Mar 19, 2010 and Sep 17, 2012
Videos: 6 Videos Captured
Subject: Geographical information systems - Alabama, Water - Alabama , Earthquakes - Alabama, Gold - Alabama, Geology - Alabama
Creator: Geological Survey of Alabama
Publisher: Geological Survey of Alabama
Language: English
Type: Wesite
Collector: Alabama Dept. of Archives and History
Collection: Alabama State Agencies G - H
Description: The Geological Survey of Alabama collects information on the geology of Alabama.
Captured 2 times between Mar 19, 2010 and Aug 31, 2010
Videos: 2 Videos Captured
Subject: Water - Alabama , Earthquakes - Alabama, Gold - Alabama, Geology - Alabama, Oil and Gas - Alabama
Collection: Alabama State Agencies I - K
Description: The local Soil and Water Conservation Districts, which are entities of State government, and the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS), a Federal agency, have been "joined at the hip" since 1937. In that year, Congress established the Soil Conservation Service (SCS) and mandated that this new agency would work directly with local Soil Conservation Districts to protect the resource base on farmsand ranches throughout the Nation. The old SCS has since become the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) and most Soil Conservation Districts have included "water" in their names.
Captured 2 times between Nov 24, 2008 and Mar 19, 2009
Subject: Watersheds - Alabama, Water - Alabama
Collection: Alabama Regional, Multi-State or Multi-County Agencies or Commissions, A - L
Description: The United States is served by an extensive inland waterway system unparalleled in the World. Completed in December 1984 after 12 years of construction at a cost of nearly $2 billion, the The Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway (Tenn-Tom) is one of the most modern components of this world class transportation network. It provides a low cost and energy efficient trade link between the Sunbelt states and 14 river systems totaling some 4500 miles of navigable waterways that serve mid-America.
Captured 2 times between Nov 06, 2008 and Mar 30, 2009
Subject: Water - Alabama , Economic development - Alabama
Creator: Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway
Language: English
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