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tricably linked to a safe workplace and a safe community,” STEHP’s literature states that the resources of its summer intern-ship are lent to citizens who “are acting to defend their community from environmental threat, or are working to increase the health and safety conditions in the workplace.”

In other STEHP projects, graduate and undergraduate students have:

• Reviewed operational plans for solid waste landfills and their impact on water sources in King and Queen County.

• Determined water quantity and quality needs and gathered socioeconomic information for the extension of water lines to two rural communities in Washington County.

• Implemented a water quality monitoring program in Chesterfield County.

• Researched issues involved with a proposed energy resource recovery facility in Northern Virginia.

• Documented potential groundwater problems associated with roadside dump sites in 'Rockbridge County.

• Identified abandoned mines in southwest Virginia for inclusion in the federal Abandoned Mine Lands Program.

According to Mrs. Early, the summer intern will also analyze recycling possibilities for Rappahan

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