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• EDF Chemical Scorecard [ ] - Toxic Release Inventory data for the US. Sources and amounts of toxic chemicals released to air and water. Also has information on health effects and other topics.
• Environmental Education Foundation [ ] - An education resource teaching awareness and conservation to children, teachers, and parents.
• Groundwater Pollution [ ] - Water found in pores and crevices in soil or rock creates wetlands, and is an important source of drinking water and irrigation. Illustrated fact sheet explains how fertilisers and other chemicals can affect it. [PDF]
• Indoor and Outdoor Air Pollution [ ] - Introduction to air pollution, health effects, prevention, types, and classroom activities.
• Minnesota Pollution Control Agency Kids' Page [ ] - Facts, puzzles and other fun activities for kids.
• Nonpoint Source Kids Page [ ] - Fun games that help you to understand different kinds of pollution that can occur around the home and neighborhood.
• Nonpoint Source Pollution [ ] - EPA site about diffuse sources of pollution.
• Oil and Water Don't Mix! [ ] - Animated storyboard for kids shows how an oil spill affects the sea and its creatures.
• Planet Polluto [ ] - Learn about air quality index, what you can do to protect the air quality, and play games.
• River and Estuary Pollution [ ] - Fact sheet explaining how it can harm plants and animals, restrict recreation, and affect fishing industries. [PDF]
• Smog City [ ] - Interactive simulator showing how a person's choices affect air quality. Includes information about the ozone, the composition of smog, and air quality index.
• Virginia Department of Environmental Quality Kids' Cave [ ] - Quizzes, factsheets, kids' success stories, pollution solutions, and links.
• Warning! Water Pollution! [ ] - Four Hong Kong kids in a school called HKIS tell about the problem of water pollution in Hong Kong and worldwide. Includes photos.
• Hormones: Here's the Beef [ ] - A Science News Online article. Runoff of the hormones excreted by steroid-treated livestock could subtly harm aquatic life. (January 05, 2002)

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