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Planning to Avoid Crises for Your Water System

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Related Categories:

	Drought and Public Water Systems Drought contingency planning. Water conservation.

	Floods and Floodplains Preparing for flood, floodplain management, National Flood Insurance Program, and post-flood concerns.

	Water Conservation Preservation and protection of water supplies through minimizing amounts used.

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	After the Flood: Is Your Water Safe to Drink? After a flood, drinking water sources may be contaminated - - be safe before you drink the water.

	Controlling Nitrification in Chloraminating Water Systems How to detect and prevent the formation of nitrites and nitrates from residual chloramine disinfectant or free ammonia in a water distribution system.