Access to Audio-Visual Collections
Videotapes in the EPA Headquarters Information Resource Center
August, 1997
EPA Headquarters Information Resource Center
Information Management and Services Division
Office of Information Resources Management
3404 RoomM2904
401 M Street, SW
Washington, DC 20460
(202) 260-5922
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Introduction:
This guide to videotapes at the EPA Information Resources Center provides EPA staff with a
one-stop reference to the video collections. Each item has been assigned a temporary, local call
number These will he replaced with standard Library of Congress call numbers at a later date
i'.l'A HcinkjHaiws staff: Videos circulate for one day, with one-day renewal possible. Tapes must
he [licked up and returned personally by the borrower; they must not be returned through inter-office
mail
I-'.I'A regional and laboratory staff: Please ask your on-site library to reserve or borrow
Headquarters Library videos. Regional and laboratory libraries may borrow tapes for three weeks,
provided there are tin prior reservations for the tapes.
'.v/.v: Videotape reservations for special workshops, seminars or retreats should always
be made as far in advance as possible to avoid conflicts Any requests to extend the normal
circulation period must be approved by library staff.
For more information: contact the Headquarters Library Audio/Visual coordinator at
(202) 260-5922
.\ittf L'nless otherwise indicated, all tapes are in 1/2-inch, VHS format
Kminmiiient.il ( ollt'otion 3
MIX/AIDS Collection 21
Information Resources Collection 22
Management/Human Resources Collection 24
Superfund/Hazardous Waste collection 42
Pollution Prevention Collection 45
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Environmental Collection
Abandoned Wood-Treating Sites
SEE Prouramsl Fall 1992
Alabama Oil Burn
Environmental Protection Agency 1993; Run: 7:15
K A4333 1993
Describes a series of experiments studying oil burn emissions. Controlled oil spills, usually held
special in holding tanks, are burned and the emissions are studied to determine the level of
atmospheric contamination that can result from an oil burn. If the level of emissions is found to be
\vithin safe limits burning of oil spills may be the most effective means of dealing with spills
\li\f in :ni I rban barbor
\brine Sciences Research Center 1991; Run: 28:34
E.A55S4 IWI
In close quarters with the intense development of the NY/NJ harbor estuary is an alf-but-forgotten
natural habitat Interviews with numerous specialists outline the various approaches to remediating
and conserving the estuary Issues discussed include species diversity, dredging, port activities,
clamming. Tourism, combined sewer overflows and floatables management Produced by John J.
Stevens Productions for The Marine Sciences Research Center and the NY/NJ Harbor Estuary
Proiiram
America's Sea: The (Julf Initiative
SHE Gulf Initiative. America's Sea.
Anatomy of a Crisis
Environmental Protection Agency 1982; Run: 24:00
E.A53S6 19X2
Companion to Strategy for Crisis Response. This two-part program (this tape is the first part) is a
documentary of an environmental catastrophe - a chemical freight train derailment, explosion and tire
l-Aieii>i\e on-site footage and interviews with clean-up experts and government officials are aimed
;IL ,!h\.>Hc uho ma\ be called upon to deal with such a crisis
Asbestos Air Monitoring
Selection Productions 1987; Run: 38:00
EAS34719X7
An monitoring is a crucial part of assessing and controlling asbestos hazards in building spaces This
program provides an overall orientation to the equipment and procedures involved in the collection
and analysis of air samples. It was produced in and around a major asbestos testing laboratory in
New Jer.sev
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Basket (.'reek
Environmental Protection Agency 1993; Run: 6:00
E.B3754 |«W
Rt'.\/>nti.w Video
Basket Creek Site
SEE: Program »2 Winter 1993
Bayou Bonfouca
SEE: Program #6 Summer 1995
Beyond Business as Usual: Meeting the Challenge of Hazardous Waste
See: Meeting the Challenge of Hazardous Waste
Bicycling to Work
Environmental Protection Agency 1982; Run: 16:00
E.B5393 |9>O
This tape presents the advantages of commuter bicycling and tips on how to promote it in your
I'omimmitv
Big Apple Hot Apple: Emergency Removal of Toxic/Radioactive Waste in Q
.Environmental Protection Agency 1990; Run: 30:00
E.B54U3 IWt)
Ser\ i nt> as a general introduction to emergency remediation activities, this tape is a documentary of
an emergency removal of radioactive/toxic waste at a site in the heart of New York City
Boston Harbor Pollution
Divers Down, tnc 1987; Run: 22:50
E.B6786 1987
Bob Michelson and Mark Stanton present an account of the pollution problems facing Boston
Harbor The tape features interviews with those heading the clean-up effort, and rare underwater
photography documenting the pollution
Car Smart
Atlantic Richfield Co. 1990; Run: 23 39
M.C3707 1990
Car Smart is a film designed to teach high school and junior high school students about the harmful
ciftvts of auto pollution The program discusses how students can individually reduce the toxic
pollutants emitted from their cars every day.
Causation and Causal Inference in Epidemiology: Radon and Lung Cancer
I S EPA Institute 1987
L-.O87.T
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Features Dr Alice Whittemore. Dr. Whittemore, of Stanford University School of Medicine,
addresses the 5th annual EPA Institute epidemiology meeting regarding the risks of cancer from
radon and whether it is possible to draw causal conclusions from statistical associations.
CAV-OX Oxidation Process, Magnum Water Technology
I'RC Environmental Management, Inc. 1993; Run: 14:00
Clean Water. Clear Choices: The Challenge of Nonpoint Source Pollution
National Association of Conservation Dis 1991; Run 15:00
[• C543(-> 1991
Rainwater runoff carrying chemicals, soil, debris and bacteria can lead to nonpoint source pollution
of water bodies This program describes a co-operative project to clean the Anacostia River The
problem is described in both urban and rural settings, and successful solutions in both settings are
high-lighted.
Clean Water: Quest for Quality
Wastes ater Institute 1986. Run: 25:00
K C()4.i h;Sd
l.'.S Environmental Protection Agency & New England Regional Wastewater Institute, 1986 (25
minutes) This tape features case studies of several cities' and towns' quests for proper wastewater
treatment The intention is that concerned citizens can apply the lessons learned to their own
communities
{ k-niiiip by the CRN
Hiuuonmenial Protection Agency 1990; Run: 12:10
(•' ( "^4.111 1'iun
,,/;\,/. >inin-iiitil AV.\/>o//.\v / iJco This video examines some of the difficulties related to the clean up
oi'ilH.1 ( hcmical Control company in urban New Jersey. Some of the hazardous materials at the site
h;ul to he stored on site tor several years, in special containers, until an acceptable means of handling
i hem \\us available This is the C'ylander Recovery Vessel, or the CRV
Climate Simulations : Prediction of Global Change
Federal Republic of Germany 1995
E.C55 1995
A look at how computer simulations are helping to generate and examine information necessary to
make decisions on environmental issues
Co-operation Across Boundaries: The Acid Rain Dilemma
I mbrellu Films NSd. Run .12:00
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Conversation: EPA's Past, Present and Future
Environmental Protection Agency 1990; Run: 60:00
MC6684 1990
In recognition of EPA's 20th anniversary, Region 1 Administrator Julie Belaga moderates a panel
discussion with former EPA administrators William Ruckleshaus, Russell Train, Lee Thomas and
William Reilly and former Council on Environmental Quality chair James Gustave Speth, at the Arena
Stage in Washington. DC Topics addressed include the Agency's mission, its status 20 years into
the future, cabinet-level status, a new headquarters building, Agency restructuring, creation of a
culturally-diverse workforce, and the contributions of Region-level employees.
Development of Biological Criteria for Use in Water Quality Standards
Environmental Protection Agency 1992, Run: 19:30
E D4845 1992
This program presents an overview of biological criteria, one of the three elements of water quality
criteria ibr states and Indian tribes The program emphasizes selection and evaluation of reference
sites measurement of biological structure and function, and objective analysis of results [Water
Videos.
Diamond in the Rough
Clean Lakes Program, 1991, Run: 23:00
E.D5366 1091
Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, Clean Lakes Program, 1991 (23 minutes). Lake
Delevan. a 2,000-acre lake in Wisconsin's Walworth County, serves as a demonstration of lake
restoration technology. The video describes steps taken to address non-point source pollution:
improvement of land-use practices, wetland restoration, modification of lake inflow and outflow, fish
eradication and introduction of desirable species. 2 copies.
Divers Down
SEE Boston Harbor Pollution
DIV'KX: Response & Removal Action
See Program "5, Fall 1994
Don' i Blow It: Asbestos Action Program
Environmental Protection Agency 1986; Run: 16:00
Collection: Environmental, E.D6680 1986
Protecting oneself from asbestos during brake servicing in automotive repair shops is the subject of
this presentation. Dangerous behavior is demonstrated, followed by safe methods of asbestos
removal
Drum Site (Matthews, NC)
Environmental Protection Agency 1994; Run: 5:00
E.D786 1994
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Kcoloxicnlogisls at Oak Hiil
Environmental Protection Agency 1992; Run: 5:00
Collection Environmental, E.E3686 1992
Environmental Response Video. This video presents a brief overview of how field lexicologists
access the toxicicity of an area the looks otherwise normal Fish, insects, and other small animals are
often good sources of environmental information.
el) at a Overview
Environmental Protection Agency; Run: 6:00
E.E4383
Environmental Response Video e- Data Overview (Electronic Data Transfer and Validation System)
This video provides a quick overview of a decentralized, module-based information exchange system
used by the EPA
Knuiiienition Methods Tor E. coli and Enterococci
I nvitonmenta! Protection Agency 1986; Run: 29:50
The presentation begins with a history of water quality standard regulations in the U.S. and the EPA
deici inin.iiion (h;n e coli (freshwater) and enterococci (marine) are reliable measures of water quality
loi tecreaiional use I'he remainder of the tape is a detailed presentation of the test methods to be
usei.1 loi detecting and enumerating the bacteria. The end of the tape refers the viewer to the printed
lest mciliods available from the National Technical Information Service (NT1S)
Knvirnmiieiitnl Protection: Public Willing?
Harvard Video Services 1994
EPA's Energy Star
Environmental Protection Agency 1993; Run: 28:30
1: Ed iw;,
Environmental Showcase, VI "A New Age in Energy-Efficient Computing." This video looks at
the environmental impacts of computers, and how some computer companies are making them more
energy efficient
KP.Vs Kyein the Sky
Environmental Protection Agency; Run: 20:00
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EPA'.- Environmental Photographic Interpretation Center (EPIC), in Warrenton, Virginia, describes
its mission and (lie services it can provide based on its expertise in, and collection of, aerial
phuuigiaphv and remote sensing output. Historical air photo series allow site analysis, site-discovery
.nv cnioiic-s and litigation support Emergency site reconnaissance missions, sensitive-area
identification, map creation, photogeologic analysis, G1S expertise and training are also provided by
!• IM( '. and the video shows some of these services in action
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EPCRA: What it Means to You
Environmental Protection Agency 1990; Run: 18:00
E.E6373 1090
EPCRA (The Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-know Act) and how it affects citizens'
right to information is the subject of this tape. Featured subjects include chemical inventory
reporting requirements, toxic chemical release reporting requirements, state and local emergency
planning commissions and committees, and the National Response Team. Actor Eddie Albert
introduces the tape, and former EPA Administrator William Reilly concludes.
Epidemiology
EPA Institute 1988; Run: 105:00
E.E6534 1988
This video transcript of an EPA Institute seminar discusses issues of total human exposure to
environmental pollution and the measurement of that exposure. Described are advances in measuring
human exposure and the development of human activity pattern exposure models.
Estuary
Environmental Protection Agency 1972; Run: 28:00
E.E8891 1972
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. Bold, dramatic cinematography highlights this
presentation of the ecological and human significance of estuaries. Case studies of well-known water
bodies illustrate a discussion of the importance of protecting all estuaries.
Kir>tli;nul Lesson in Secondhand Smoke
Knviromnental Protection Agency 1993; Run: 10:00
I-.K577S ll>9.;
This \ideo looks ai some of the effects of second hand smoke, from children who have been effected
by n 2 copies
Floatahles Problem
Environmental Protection Agency 1988; Run: 13:30
E.F6638 1988
In IL>87. EPA investigated repeated occurrences of garbage deposition on beaches in the New York
City metropolitan area This program reports on that investigation. Findings include a taxonomy of
floating garbage (dispersed small quantities, large coagulated slicks), principle sources of the garbage
(combined sewer overflows, accidental and intentional dumping of garbage) and solutions (CSO
diversions, incineration of hospital waste).
Flood Management in Prince George's County
Prince George's County, MD 1990; Run: 22:32-
E.F66C 1990
Overview of a county wide flood management program. Several hotlines for county residents are
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Gifts
Environmental Protection Agency 1971; Run: 28:00
E.G5487 1971
Features Lome Greene. This Oscar-nominated documentary is one of the most influential
presentations of environmental pollution, and a landmark in advancing environmental awareness
during the 1970s. Narrator Greene describes the harm that has come to the environment over a
century-and-a-half of human impact
Global View of Environmental Problems
Environmental Protection Agency 1988, Run: 59:58
F G5633 I98X
With Jacques Tousteau
Gn-nl Lakes: Troubled Waters
1 mhrellu Kilnis 1-JS4. Run: 48 00
E (1743S I9N4
Produced bv the Canadian Broadcasting Corp First shown on CBC, the program looks at pollution
in the Great Lakes and efforts that are underway to clean up the region, which is considered the most
polluted reuion in North America
Gulf Initiative: America's Sea
Environmental Protection Agency 1986, Run: 17:10
E.G8540 1980
The tape describes how human activities and population growth take an increasingly costly toil on
the ecology of the Gulf of Mexico, resulting in algae blooms, nitrogen run-off, oxygen depletion and
wetland loss. A prologue features former EPA Administrator Lee Thomas announcing the formation
of the Gulf of Mexico Program (the Gulf Initiative), an ecological approach to addressing these
problems and the inefficiencies caused by bureaucratic turf wars and media-based management. 2
copies Produced In I S EPA Region 4, Region 6, and the Gulf of Mexico Program Office
Gulf of Mexico Program: Video II
Environmental Protection Agency, Run: 15:34
E GK54
The EPA-established. multi-agency Gulf of Mexico Program, headquartered at NASA's Stennis Space
( enter in Mississippi, helps co-ordinate citizens, business and government in a region-wide effort to
stem the decline of the Gulf of Mexico This video describes the program and the challenges it faces
William Reilly, former EPA Administrator, makes it clear that "the Gulf program is about people like
\ouand me "
Hazardous Substance Research Center Program Infomercial
Environmental Protection Agency 1991; Run: 5:36
EH39.U IWI
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Herbicide Trials
("ape Breton, \ova Scotia 1987; Run: 48:00
E.H4735 1987
Residents of Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, used the legal system to try to stop a paper company from
initiating a herbicide spraying program on forest land near their homes. The story 9!" their efforts is
the subject of this documentary
How the Waste Was Won: Source Reduction and Recycling in the West
Environmental Protection Agency 1990; Run: 12.00
EH6908 1990
A Westerner offers tough talk about the future of landfills in EPA's Region 8 under the new Resource
Conservation and Recovery Act requirements. The problem can be averted if people will "reduce,
reuse, recycle and be creative." Each concept is explained, and tips for average consumers are
Ho/h<> Hooghau [Environmental Harmony at Home)
Environmental Protection Agency 1995; Run: 12:47
EH 6964 1995
Hozho Hooghan speaks to the realities of today's personal safety and environmental problems through
traditional Dine \alues and culture to benefit all the Dine. Filmed in the Dine language near Shiprock,
Mexico, with English captions 2 copies
Huzhu Keyah | Environmental Harmony in Business)
Environmental Protection Agency 1995; Run: 10:00
E.H6965 1995
Hozho Keyah speaks to the realities of today's personal safety and environmental problems through
traditional Dine values and culture to benefit all the Dine. Filmed in the Dine language near Shiprock,
New Mexico, with English captions. 2 copies.
I Need the Earth and the Earth Needs Me
General Motors Corp 1990, Run: 20:00
E.1064 1990
Features Colleen Dewhurst. Designed for the nation's school- children, this educational video delivers
the message that the earth is our home. All living things on earth depend on each other, and all need
j quality environment 2 copies
Investigation and Cleanup of Wood-Treatment Sites
Environmental Protection Agency 1992; Run: 7:00
E 15847 l*»2
Em nonmental Response Video, EPA Region 4. This video looks at some of the issues related to soil
contamination at older, or inactive wood treatment centers.
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Investigation of Denny Farm Site (Verona, MO)
Environmental Protection Agency 1991, Run: 22:00
E 16847 1991
1 sing the Denny Farm site as an example, this video details the step-by-step process EPA follows in
in\estimating a toxic waste site This site was contaminated by dioxin which was dumped without
consent of the owner I7. PA monitored the farm to ascertain if the contamination spread. 2 copies
Lake Restoration: An Investment that Pays Off
Environmental Protection Agency 1991, Run: 20:00
H 1.4354 199!
\onpoint source pollution is the number one killer of lakes in Iowa, according to this video, produced
in co-operation with the Iowa Department of Natural Resources and the Carroll County Conservation
Board A case study of Swan Lake demonstrates the economic benefits of restoration, showing that
treatment of existing pollution and prevention of further pollution is cost-effective. Recommended
solutions include adjustment of watershed size, erosion control and enlightened agricultural practices.
Legal Winds of Change: Business and the New Clean Air Act
Environmental Protection Agency 1990; Run: 123:00
F. L4435 1990
Discusses important provisions of the Clean air act as they apply to small and mid-sized businesses.
Listening to the Caribbean
Huddle Productions 1992. Run 00:00
I. 1.* I1'1':
Video leport of a >pecial meeting of several environmental scientists from Caribbean countries, each
pointing out dilrea-nt issues that need to be addressed for sustaining the Caribbean ecosystem.
Lou Temperature Thermal Stripping
I'S Army 190,2
E.L6 1992
Demonstration of a two-step process to dipose of volatile organic compounds (VOC's)
LUST- Leaking Underground Storage Tanks
University of Wisconsin 1989; Run: 10:37
E.L8780 1989
This video looks at some of the issues related to leaking underground storage tanks, such as
contaminated soil and ground water Some of the financial aspects are addressed as well
Major Rivers
Lower Colorado River Authority; Run 6:35
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Semi-cartoon style o\er\iew of how water is distributed throughout Texas
U.S. EPA Headquarters Library
Mail code 3201
1200 Pennsylvania Avenue NW
Washington DC 20460
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Managing Asbestos in Place
Environmental Protection Agency 1992
E M3 1992
A "how to" type of program describing how to set up a program of managing asbestos in building's
Meeting the Challenge of Hazardous Waste
Environmental Protection Agency 1988; Run: 29:00
E.M4485 1988
The national strategy for cleaning up and reducing hazardous waste is the subject of this program.
It describes ( 1 ) the background to passage of CERCLA and RCRA legislation, (2) the role of
government. industry and community in reducing waste at the source, (3) successful recycling efforts
and "waste clearinghouses." and (4) available treatment technologies. 2 copies
Montana G
SF.F. Program*.!. Summer 1993
Montana Post & Pole Groundwater Treatment Facility
Environmental Protection Agency 1993; Run: 7:00
E.M6 1993
Overview of a system set up to extract groundwater contaminants from the area around an old wood
processing plant near Butte, Montana.
Mt. Trashmore
Environmental Protection Agency 1982; Run: 7:00
E.M8087 1982
Efforts tu transform a problem-ridden landfill into a community resource are described in this video
file result is a new park.
National Lake Survey
Environmental Protection Agency 1984; Run: 14:27
E.N3850 IW4
The KPA's work to learn about and prevent acidification of lakes is described in this program.
Navajo Vats: Bioremediation of Pesticide Sites at the Navajo Nation
Environmental Protection Agency 1993; Run: 9:30
E.N383 1993
Oak H ill PCB Site
SEE: Ecotoxicolgists at Oak Hill
Oil Burn Update
SEE: Program #4 Winter 1994
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Operation Border Crossing
Environmental Protection Agency 1991; Run: 7:00
EO6473 1991
i'.nvinHtnwnlal Response I 'ideo. Overview of lessons learned from a simulated toxic waste spill
Operation Contra Costa Shore
Environmental Protection Agency 1993; Run: 7:30
E.O6473 1993
l-'.nvironmental Response I 'Ufa* Overview of lessons learned from a simulated toxic waste spill
Operation Inland Response
Environmental Protection Agency 1992; Run: 6:10
EO6473 1992
I-'.iivironnwntal AV.y^//.vcj I'Uk'o Overview of lessons learned from a hazardous materials tleld
exercise
O|irr;iiion Wildfire
hnvironmtmuil Protection Agency 1989; Run: 13:15
I- OM73 h»S<)
i.nvii-oiiincmui Rcsfmti.w \'ii.k<> EPA Region 9. This video examines the lessons learned from a
hazardous matt-rial spill simulation
Overview of the I Hited States Environmental Protection Agency
Environmental Protection Agency 1986, Run: 16:26
E.O9478 I1J,S(>
Ihis program presents an overview of the structure and operations of the EPA. Scenes of exceptional
landscapes, environmental degradation and functioning ecosystems convey the importance of public
protection of the environment
Ozone : Double Trouble
Environmental Protection Agency 1993
E.O9C) 190 Ihiy Vlor;iCnrium on Federal Regulations
Etiviroinneiunl Protection Agency !992; Run: 4:38
Pi ohlein is Perc: Compliance Within the Dry Cleaning Industry
ECO Source International 1992; Run: 18:03
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This video addresses some of the environmental effects of Perculathine, a chemical commonly used
in the dry cleaning industries
Program #1 : Fall 1992
Environmental Protection Agency 1992; Run: 27:00
E.P7647n.l
l-'.nvironmenial Response New Magazine. * Abandoned Wood-Treating Sites; * Operation Inland
Response; * Site Unseen (Pickett Road, Part 1); * Eco-Toxicolegists at Oak Hill
Program #2 : Winter 1993
Environmental Protection Agency 1993; Run: 27:00
E.P7647n2
Environmental Response News Magazine. * Navajo Vats; * Site SHorts - Regions III, VII, VIII;
* RASTER - Day of the Robot; * Basket Creek Site
Program #3 : Summer 1993
Environmental Protection Agency 1993; Run: 25:00
E.P7647 n..»
* Montana Groundwater; * Site Shorts - Regions V, IX, X; * Alabama Oil Burn
Program #4 : Winter 1994
.Environmental Protection Agency 1994, Run: 28:30
P. P7647 n.4
i'.nvtronnn.'inul AV.\/"«;.vi' \c»-\ Magazine. * Oil Burn Update, * Summitville Mine; * Site Shorts -
Region* I II. V. X Drum Site (Matthews, NC) 2 copies
Program #5 : Fall 1994
Environmental Protection Agency 1994; Run: 30:00
E.P7647 n.5
Environmental Response News Magazine * DIVEX: Respons & Removal Action; * Site Shorts:
Regions Vi. VIII. IX; * Technology Update - ISV
Program #6 : Summer 1995
Environmental Protection Agency 1995; Run: 30:00
E.P7647 n.6
Environmental Response News Magazine, * Bayou Bonfouca; * Site Shorts - Regions III. IV, VI;
* SACM
Program #8 : Winter 1996
Environmental Protection Agency 1996; Run: 28:45
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Special Edition * Loiain County Pesticide; * ERTP Training
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Protozoa and Enteric Virus Sample Collection Procedures
Environmental Protection Agency 1995; Run: 40:00
R.P7686 1995
Demonstrates the monitoring requirements and sample collection procedures for detecting Giardia
cysts and Cryptosporidium oocysts in drinking water.
Radiation and our Environment
Atomic Energy Control Board, Canada 1992; Run: 21:05
[• R3353 |W2
llus \uico explains some of the physical aspects of radiation; where it comes from and how it can
effect people; how it can be detected and measured.
Radioactivity and Drinking Water
Environmental Protection Agency 1983; Run: 44:00
\-. K.iTon h>
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Site Shorts - Regions I, II, V, X
SEE: Program #4 Winter 1994
Site Shorts - Regions III. IV, VI
SEE: Program #6 Summer 1995
Site Shorts - Regions III, VII, VIII
SEE: Program #2 Winter 1993
Site Shorts - Regions V, IX, V
See: Program #3, Summer 1993
Site Shorts - Regions VI, VIII, IX
See: Program #5. Fall 1994
She: I iiseen (Picket! Road, Part 1)
SEE Protirtim fi\ Fall 1992
Sm;ill Diameter Effluent Sewers
' See: Survey pf Wastewater Technology
SOS tor America's Streams: A Guide to Water-Quality Monitoring
Izaak Walton League of America 1990; Run: 20:00
M.S6704 1WU
The tape describes the history of the Izaak Walton League from its founding in 1914 to today, and
the Save our Streams program, a voluntary network of activists who adopt stream segments, clean
them, and monitor their water quality. The tape's emphasis is on the field work the volunteers
perform, and the idea that you can't tell if a stream is clean by just looking at it
State of the World with Lester Brown
Public Affairs Television, Inc 1990; Run: 28:00
E.S7384 1990
An episode of A World of Ideas With Bill Moyers. PBS, WNET-New York, WTTW-Chicago,
WTVS-Detroit Features Bill Moyers and Lester Brown. Moyers has a probing conversation with
Rioun founder of the World Watch Institute, about the condition of the planet and what can be done
to close the gap between what we are doing to it and what needs to be done
Straight Talk on Leak Detection
Environmental Media Center 1990; Run: 30:00
E.S7735 1990
An introduction spotlights underground storage tank (UST) owners and operators, who share their
comments on strengthened UST regulations. Next, imaginary Joe Thursday, Leak Detective,
describes numerous methods to detect leaks in underground storage tanks and pipes, including
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internal (inventory control, tightness testing, manual and automatic tank gauging), external
(installation of monitoring wells and detection units), and interstitial (secondary containment with
interstitial monitoring)
Strategy for Crisis Response
Hnvironmental Protection Agency 1983, Run: 23:00
[-: S77is ii;x:>
Companion to Anatomy of a Crisis This two-part program (this tape is the second pan) is a
documentary of an environmental catastrophe-a chemical freight train derailment, explosion and tire.
Extensive on-site footage and interviews with clean-up experts and government officials are aimed
Lit anyone who may be called upon to deal with such a crisis.
SuinmitviUe Mine
Environmental Protection Agency 1994; Run: 9:00
K S86t> N1M
Survey of VVastewater Technology
Environmental Protection Agency 1988; Run: 60:00
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Video contains 4 programs Small Diameter Effluent Sewers. 1988 (15 minutes) Andrea Berry
Jescribc-v in detail, ihe use. cost efficiency, effectiveness and practicality of the small diameter
cIllinTi; MA\er in comparison to conventional sewers.
lake Pride (iult-NVidv
tiulf of \le.\icu Program, EPA !99|,Run: 18:00
i- HMD iwi
riu> piogram describes the growing pollution problems in the Gulf, especially focusing on off-shore
>hip clumping and beach littering The video introduces the Gulf of Mexico Program's Take Pride
(iuti-Wide campaign, an attempt to find "regional solutions to a regional problem" involving the
Federal government, the 5 Gulf states, the public and industry. The tape outlines regulatory
responses (new maritime treaty language) and community-based public involvement (beach clean-ups.
boater pledges, consciousness-raising)
Technical Considerations Regarding the Enpoint ofSVE Operations
Risk Reduction laboratory, EPA 1994, Run: 90:00
E.T4 1994
Technology Update. ISV
See Program -"X Fall I'm
Tin- I-ires
Environmental I'rolection Agency 1987, Run: 1 5 00
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Environmental Response Video. This video looks into the environmental hazards of burning tires.
specifically the toxic fumes emitted, and the chemical components released as the tires break down.
Treating the Land, Protecting the Water: The Heber Valley Story
Mountainland Association of Governments 1992; Run: 10:00
E.T7438 1992
The tape describes how, during the late 1970s and '80s, the Deer Creek Reservoir, near Salt Lake
City, suffered from phosphorus oversupply and algal blooms. In 1979, an inter-discipiinary,
co-operative teain was assembled to work with land owners on cleaning up the watershed
Volume Reduction I iiit(VRU)
Environmental Protection Agency 1994; Run: 13:07
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Site demonstration of the EPA's volume reduction unit
Warnings on the Wind: Air Toxics and the Great Lakes
Center for Environmental Study 1987; Run: 28:30
E.W3765 1987
Watch Your Waste
King County Solid Waste Division; Run: 6:18
E.W3834
"How your business can profit from waste reduction and recycling." This video looks at some of the
long-term financial benefits of recycling. This video is specifically targeted to businesses that use a
lot of paper.
Water Follies
Environmental Protection Agency 1980; Run: 7:00
E.W3847 ll>S<)
A creative and amusing animated feature which will provoke both thoughts and actions about the
need to conserve water resources and how to go about doing so.
\\-'liter Quality Standards on Indian Lands
Environmental Protection Agency 1992;'Run: 18:39
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W atersheds
Winsonsin Public Television 1990
E.W38477 I WO
Wealth in Wetlands
National Association of Conservation Dis 1991; Run: 23:00
E.W4358 1991
This co-operatively-produced video includes interviews with five farmers who believe there is a place
for wetlands on their farms Each explains personal convictions on the values of wetlands, in terms
of both the farming operation and personal satisfaction. Also included are brief overviews of
wetlands losses, restoration methods, and sources of help in wetlands conservation and resources in
the ( 'nited States
Wetlands
Wetlands Research Inc 1989, Run: 9 42
LAV4S5.1 I ')Sl '
45" acres of former urmUmd .>> miles north of Chicago, on the Des Plaines river in Lake County,
Illinois arc the site of ;i project to demonstrate wetland restoration. Restoration will ve carried out
ihru.igh the instillation of shallow basins, pumping stations, monitoring stations, a rerouted river, tree
<\ai and controlled tires to maintain prairie conditions.
icii
Wetlands Water Quality Standards
Environmental Protection Agency 1996; Run: 28:00
E.W4853 iwo
Discusses the (unctions and values of wetlands that can be protected by water quality standards, and
how standards are developed under the Clean Water Act. Presents case studies from Nebraska,
Washington, Minnesota, and Wisconsin.
What if We Could Start Over?
U.S. Forest Service 1988; Run: 39:50
E.W53SU 19SN
Features Dale Robertson. Adapted from a speech given at EPA on June 17, 1988, by Robertson,
( 'hid'. IS Forest Service, the program documents how his agency is caring for the land and serving
people with renewed commitment and energy. It describes how the Forest Service initiated a
program directed at improving effectiveness by capitalizing on the real strength of the organization.
its people 2 copies
Wluil is Happening to Our Climate?
Federal Republic of Germany 1995; Run: 25:00
IT W53S5 l1^1^
( lerman made \ ideo giving a brief look at how human activity has changed the ecosystem of the
Earth
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Witch's Brew: Secondhand Smoke in the Workplace
American Heart Association: Run: 10:38
E W5844
This video looks at the various chemicals and physical effects associated with second hand smoke
Statements from several companies that went smoke free are included. 2 copies
Wonderful World of Recycle
Denver Dubbing, Inc 1989; Run: 13:08
E.W6 1989
Brief look at the benefits of recycling; meant for children.
Worker Protection Standards
Environmental Protection Agency 1992; Run: 21:00
E.W6754 1992
Environmental Response Video Provides an overview of OSHA and EPA coverage of worker
protection and training programs.
Wrench Tectonics in the Chuckchi Sea
TCS Video Production Center 1990; Run: 29:00
E.W7463
\eriscape
National Xeriseapt' Council 1989; Run 13:40
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This program describes aspects of'xeriscaping-landscaping for a dry climate: planning and design,
appropriate tmf use. irrigation efficiency, soil improvement, mulching, use of water-conserving plants,
and maintenance
Year in the Life of a River
Girard Video 1991, Run: 28:27
E.Y4 1991
This tape looks at a campaign to clean up the Anacostia River, in Prince George's County, Maryland
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HIV/AIDS Collection
America at Work : Living with HIV
American Red Cross 1994; Run 13:45
H.A4475 I9<>4
Epidemic of Fear: AIDS in the Workplace
San Francisco AIDS Foundation; Run: 27:00
H.E6
Bneflook at some of the more common questions about AIDS in the workplace Most importantly.
\seuihei' or not it can he contracted via casual contact.
Living with HIV: Conversations with Long Term Survivors
Burroughs Welcome Inc 19Q2
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Information Resources Collection
Building Environmental Partnerships through Information Sharing
Environmental Protection Agency 1989
Resource; I.B8 1989
Proceedings: November 13-16, 1989, Kansas City, MO. 2 copies
Computer Security: Make the Commitment
Emhart ATI 1989; Run: 14:00
I.C6678 1989
Actors depict computer security problems in a government office. Weaknesses in hardware and data
integrity, virus protection and data backup procedures are diagnosed, and then, in a follow-up,
prescriptions for improvement are made.
( oji\ right Awareness: Do you copy right or copy wrong?
Knight-Riddi-i IW4. Run 6 06
This video provides a brief overview, of copyright law and it's applicability to commercial information.
It does not deal extensively with academic or scientific materials. This video is in many ways a
commercial for the Dialog information service; keep this in mind when viewing it.
Disaster Recovery in Motion
Environmental Protection Agency 1989
I.D5 1989
Overview of how environmental information can be recovered in the event of a disaster
From the American Revolution to the Information Revolution
Environmental Protection Agency 1992; Run: 20:00
[ F7668 1992
Benjamin Franklin visits the late 20th-century to address some of the benefits, controversies and
opportunities available through the use of new information technology to build a national consensus
for environmental protection. He stresses the importance of careful communication of scientific
kium k\lue to clarifv issues and avoid misunderstanding.
CIS/Key Environmental Data Management System
Environmental Protection Agency 1994; Run: 15:51
('ollection Information Resource; 1. G57 1994
KGB, the Computer and Me
Coronet Film & Video 1990; Run: 58:00
I.K430 1990
Produced by WGBH Educational Foundation and WGBH-TV, Boston Mass. Based on a true story
by Cliff Stoll in his book: The ( "uckoo's egg: tracking a spy through the maze of computer espionage
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Originally broadcast as a segment of Nova "6372CVHS"~Container/cassette label
Astronomer-turned computer scientist, Clifford Stoll traced a 75-cent error to an international
computer espionage ring by using the scientific method.
National Environmental Information Conference, Video Summary
Hnvironmental Protection Agency 1989
1 N3 1989
Building environmental partnerships through information sharing.
Paving the Way: A Digital Drive on the Information Superhighway
Dialog Information Services 1994; Run: 4:00
I.P3856 1994
Produced by Dialog Information Services for Members of the Quantum Program
What is the National Computer (enter?
Hnvironmental Protection Agency 1970; Run: 21:25
I \V5.180 1970
Hxplams the overall functions of the NCC to its end users and new users. 2 copies
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Abilene Paradox
McGraw-Hill Training Systems 1984, Run: 27:00
M.A2554 1984
Management consultant Jerry B Harvey illustrates the paradoxical nature of mismanaged agreement,
describes symptoms of the paradox, probes the reasons behind the behavior, and offers strategies for
eliminating collective decision-making confusion. 2 copies
Achieving Excellence
CareerTrack Publications 1986; Run: 90:00
M.A3454 1986
Business trainer Lou Heckler describes elements of excellence-oriented management. His topics cover
creating quality, productivity through people, making things happen and achieving personal
excellence
After All, You're the Supervisor!
Rank Roundtable Training. Inc. 1990; Run: 24:00
M A3 847 1990
The first tape presents the typical day of a supervisor as related by Richard Floss in an interview with
a business reporter The Discussion Tape is meant to be used as a stimulant: Mr. Flores's supervisor
groups ! 7 supervisory activities into four major functions of management and poses basic questions
about supervisory roles The leader's guide presents options for creating workshops around the tapes
All Change: Change for the Better
Video Arts Incorporated 1988; Run: 29.00
\1 A550 I9SS x I
John Cleese stars in this half of the two part : AJI Change: The Management of Change" video series
that liberates thai change must be built into the heart of any organization. This series features three
managers who fail to plan ahead, to make change or to respond to changes which will be forced on
them bv competition, technology or the market. Each is visited by H.G Wells in his Time Machine
In this video Wells shows each manager two alternative futures.
All Change: The Shape of Things to Come
Video Arts Incorporated 1988; Run: 20:00
M.A550 1988 v2
In the second half of the two-part "All Change: The Management of Change," John Cleese continues
illustrating that change must be a central value of any organization. H.G. Wells pays a second visit
in his time machine to three formerly-change-resistant managers to see the impact of their new
attitudes.
Art of Influencing People Positively
Audio Video Campus 1995
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Art of Influencing People Positively
Audio Video Campus 1995
M A7864 1 995 au
Attitude Virus
Beverly Hills. Calif [989; Run: 21:00
MASS 58 1989
Demonstrates a five-step process for fostering positive work-related attitudes while curing and
preventing negative attitudes. Managers discover the major impact they have on other people's
altitudes, both in the example they set and in the communication skills they use to deal with negaivee
.unhides
lie Prepared to S|»«';ik
Kanlola-Skeie Productions 1985; Run: 27:00
\1 H4<>~"? ll)S-
liii.-. lape presents techniques for public speaking, developed by Toastrnasters. that will help you:
hram-iiorm and research speech content; target and organize your remarks; control your gestures,
\oice modulation, eve contact and pauses; use vivid language and stories; and calm your stage fright.
Benefits Orientation Video for New Federal Employees
Government Retirement & Benefits Inc. 1993
M B46 IW
4 copies
Bolero
Pyramid I97.V Run: 26:00
\I B<>547 1^7.1
/ubin Ylehta conducts the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra in a stirring performance of Ravel's
"Bolero" The film humanizes the orchestra by showing the musicians as individuals with their on
proNrnis ,ind pleasures in their craft and careers.
lioflniu-l p Marketing
McGraw-Hill |981J
M B08 |98l>uu
Brain Power
I (A Video Films 1982; Run: 12:00
M B7.i5(-» 1982
John Houseman discusses three key principles of perception: recognition of data, interpretation, and
expectation. He relates these to the context of a meeting. 2 copies
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Business and the environment: Lean, Clean + Green
Video Publishing House, Inc. 1991; Run: 46:45
M.B8756 1991
Addresses environmental issues regarding safety, litter control, pollution prevention, waste reduction,
and cleat) up programs in order to help business and government leaders recognize that there is a big
profit behind cleaning the environment in the 90's.
("use of the Missing Person
CRM/McGraw-Hill Films 1983; Run: 15:00
M C3740 1983
Uses a case study format to explore the effect of a manager's expectations on the performance of an
employee Points out the importance of positive attitude in a manager.
Case of Working Smarter not Harder
CRM/McGraw-Hill Films 1982; Run: 15:00
MO 740 I OS2
This video describes one manager's development from an overworked, compulsive problem solver
to an innovator whose unique system draws public attention. It focuses on delegation of authority,
decision making, planning, employee development, time management and team development
Clear sis Mud
Bosustou l'>7l>; Run 8:00
M.CM37 I'J^
Aninuition and puppetry are used to highlight important points about communication with a special
emphasis on the importance of speaking clearly so as to be understood.
Conducting a Performance Appraisal
MTl~ Film & Video 1985, Run: 13:00
M.M3634 1985 v7
"Management Basics in Action " This program discusses one of the fundamental tasks of
management, covering the principal points to be included in a performance appraisal with particular
emphasis on future goals and objectives.
Conducting a Salary Discussion
MTI Film & Video 1985; Run: 10:00
VI.M3634 1985 v9
Dealing with one of the fundamental tasks of management, this video focuses on conducting salary
discussions with employees Forthrightness is required to make sure that it is clear to the employee
ihai .-uii.uv changes are related to performance.
Cnisln mi Quality
BBC training Videos. Films Inc 1989, Run: 50:00
M.C7o73 19Jil>
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Features Phillip Crosby In Part 1(18 minutes), Crosby describes his Four Absolutes of Quality and
relates much anecdotal evidence for his conclusions of quality. In Part 2 (32 minutes), three case
studies demonstrate the impact of Crosby's ideas on Bama Pies. Inc., Winter Park Memorial Hospital
and Cameron Iron Works, USA. Inc. The lessons to be learned are equality applicable to public
sector organizations
Customer is Always Dwight
Video Arts.. Ltd 1989; Run: 22:00
\1 CX786 I W>
Tins video is about achieving %100 quality in all areas of work, not just production but sales,
accounts, distribution, administration - every department or section of the organization
I);tt;i Quality Objectives: A Tooi for achieving total quality
Knvironmental Protection Agency 1990; Run: 9:12
\l D383U I wo
Produced by J\VK International Corp. and Video Software Associates
Defining the Job
MTi Film & Video ll>X.v Run 9:00
M.M3634 19X5 vl
Illustrating a basic task of management, this program notes that poor performance can often be traced
10 not knowing what the boss expects One the job is clearly defined, it can be used as a later
measure of performance and as a basis for more formal discussions should future problems arise
Delegating
CRM Mc(.ir
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Originally broadcast on PBS in Aug 1989. "Made possible -by a grant from Motorola." A
Martin- Sandier production. Viewer's guide written by Toody Healy. The organizations profiled in
this documentary on managerial excellence in the public sector are the Naval Aviation Depot,
Alameda, CA; Dept. of Juvenile Justice, New York City; City of Phoenix, AZ; National Theatre
Workshop of the Handicapped, New York City; and Ochoco National Forest, OR.
Finding Time
CRM/McGray Films 1980, Run: 28:00
M.F5635 1980
Managing a schedule properly can be challenging. This program discussed some of the reason why
personal and organizational time scheduling is so difficult and gives some guidelines for effective time
management.
Control: Kive Steps to Freedom and Success
I S Chamber .»t" Commerce 1995; Run 120:00
\1 (j.v> IW5
<>ettinu Things Done: Mastering Goals, Priorities and Time-Wasters
CareerTrack Publications, Inc. 1989
M.G48S5 1989 vl
Featured Edwin Bliss CareerTrack's live version of Getting Things Done addresses dozens of
commonly asked time-management questions. Here, Ed Bliss, a popular author and speaker, gives
specific advice on getting more done in a day. His topics range from setting goals and defining
priorities to increasing personal energy and hour-by-hour output.
Getting Things Done: Mastering Paperwork, Deadlines and Delegation
CareerTrack Publications. Inc. 1989
\1G4S85 l»)«y v2
Pime's slipping away Stop the clock, and take a moment to learn Ed Bliss's tried-and-true time
saving strategies in Volume Two of CareerTrack's live video seminar Getting Things Done. You'll
learn him to focus on the "big picture" - and assume your long-term goals get done. You'll discover
the common pitfalls of too much paperwork, bottlenecks and meeting multiple deadlines.
Giving Positive Feedback
\IV1 Film& Video ls)»5; Run: 7:00
M.M3634 1 985 v3
Taking time to tell someone they did a good job will lean to continued good performance This
installment of a series dealing with basic management tasks discusses the importance of recognizing
a job well done
Handling Personal Problems
MTI Film & Video 1985; Run: 10:00
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This review of a basic management task discussed how to deal with an employee's personal problems
such as excessive drinking, drug abuse or serious economic or family trouble. A manager's
responsibility in such situations is to offer an opportunity to seek outside help, with the implication
that tailing to do so will result in termination.
Helping Hand: Coaching Skills
Video Arts. Inc. 1990; Run: 38:00
M.H4575 1990
John Cleese presents the essentials of coaching in an easy to understand manner The tape is divided
into two parts: "Why Coach'?" and "How to Coach." In both sections there are three characters: an
employee who is to be coached, a manager who does the coaching, and Cleese, who guides and
supports the manager 2 copies
How to Deal with Difficult People
CareerTrack Publications 1987, Run: 6 aud cas
VI H(> 19X7 an
H(m id Define (Jouls and Objectives
\lc(>rau-Hill Training Systems 1986: Run 18:00
\t Hf^.Kis |v>so
I'hc siihiect of this program is a discussion of the clearly defined goals that enable organizations to
locus ois tlie clleciive use of resources and to chart a course for future development Defining goals
and objectives is a continuous process that requires a high degree of skill from each member of the
orgam/ation
How to Influence Motivation
CRM McGraw-Hill Films 1986; Run: 31:00
M H690 1986
With this tape, managers can learn how to foster employee motivation at three crucial stages of job
performance before a new task is begun, while the task is in progress, and after a task has been
completed
How to Lead Effectively
McGraw-Hill Publishers 198b; Run: 18:45
M H6908 198b
The selection of an appropriate leadership style is the key to using power effectively The four
leadership styles modeled in this program are directing, consulting, delegating and participating
How to Listen Powerfully
CareeiTruck Publications I9W
\l HoOns low
Ron \leiss provides an overview of how to improve one's listening skills. He points out that listening
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isn't a passive activity, and that it can be learned and improved. 2 volumes
How to Manage Time
Talico Productions 1993
M H6909 1993
How to Prepare a Winning Proposal
CareerTrack Publications 1992
M H69IO 1992 au
An effective system to sell your product, project or idea, by Pat Cramer.
How to Solve Problems
McGraw-Hill Training Programs 1986; Run: 22:19
M H6907 1986
Presents a systematic, .step-by-step method of problem solving that allows the manager to apply both
logic and creativity to the problem-solving process.
How to Win in Retirement or the Second Career
Time Out 1988; Run 4 tapes
M H6919 1988
2 copies. Series of tapes giving advice to people entering retirement, or starting a second career
Volume I Healthy Retirement , Volume 2: Legal Aspects of Retirement; Volume 3: Maximizing
your potential . Volume 4 Place to Live
Humor is Not a Luxury
Video Arts. Inc IMS1); Run 40:00
\J HS067 I W;
John Cleese illustrates thai humor, far from being a luxury, is an essential ingredient of business life
that makes an organization more competitive and open to change. If work is tun, employees will
enjoy their uork and wore more effectively. Humor can facilitate learning, change people's behavior,
and help release stress.
I Told Them Exactly How to Do It
McGraw-Hill Films 1985. Run: 12:00
M [08 1985
An animated film about the manager in every company who is having communication problems with
both his employees and his boss. Mitt Mittel learns the necessity of active listening.
Imagineering: Team Up to Think up New Ideas
MTI Film & Video 1986; Run: 16:00
M.I 4 1986
The viewer is instructed in pooling collective imagination to spark new ideas, unleash creativity,
engineer ideas into problem-solving strategies, and build team spirit which will fuel co-operation and
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productivity at all levels.
Improving Employee Performance
MTI Film & Video 1985, Run. 10:24
M.M3634 10X5 v2
This discussion of a basic management task illustrates how to deal with common performance
problems: absenteeism, tardiness, personality conflicts, problems with paperwork and an inability to
handle job responsibilities
Intrapreneurs
CRM Mcdrau-Hill Films 1988; Run: 55:00
\i 15X7.^ 11>SS
i o encourage employees to devote the energy and effort to come up with innovative ways of doing
business managers must learn to nurture the entrepreneurial spirit within their departments and within
:hc fniiii.' Mu.iMiAiii"!! I his video focuses on four examples of "intrapreneurship."
Intuitive .Manager
MTI Film cV Video 1986. Run: 34:00
\l I5SSS |i)x; Run .i.VOO
M.I 8609 I W.i
Fhe [SO WOO standard describes the minimum requirements for an effective quality system. Video
discusses the myths and facts of the system and how it is implemented.
l.i'iid the Field
\iLilninualc Cunanl 1972, Run 0 au cas
\l 1.43 I')?: J(|
Tuckc audio self-training session for success in any endeavor The magic word - Acres of diamonds
- A uoi-thy destination - Miracle of your mind - Destiny in the balance - See for achievement - It's
casic: 10 win - Hou much are you worth1' - Let's talk about money - One thing you can't hide -
Todax .-> ureatest adventure - Man on the white horse
Leader Within
Video Publishing House. Inc. 1989; Run: 64:00.
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you must first be a good leader
Leadership and the One Minute Manager
CBS/Fox Video 1985: Run: 85:00
M.L4334 1985
Features Kenneth Blanchard Blanchard shares his views on "situational leadership." Included are
discussions of four leadership styles: directing, coaching, supporting, and delegating; choosing an
appropriate leadership style; and managing expectations and reaching agreements with people you
manage about the leadership style they need from you in order to be able to accomplish the goals you
set
Leadership Secrets of Attila the Hun
MTI Film & Video 1989; Run: 27:00
M.L4334 1989
History's most aggressive entrepreneur is the role model for this fundamental yet revolutionary
approach to people management You'll learn to embody the timeless and effective leadership
qualities of Attila the Him. qualities that you, your managers and your executives may need to meet
the challenges of today's organizations
Leadership Secrels ol Attila the Hun: The Monologues
MTI Film & Video 1989; Run: 18:00
V1 |.4.135 IW
This shortened version of Leadership Secrets... keeps the vignettes featuring Attila, but cuts the
interpretive material in between This is useful if you are planning your own short-course around the
video
Leadership: Style or Circumstances
CRM McGraw-Hill Films 1975, Run: 28:00
M.L4334 1975
This video focuses on the specific leadership theory developed by management psychologist Fred E.
Fielder called "contingency model," which asserts that anyone, given the right circumstances, can be
a good leader. This involves changing the organization - not an easy proposition - to create a
circumstance that will stimulate a person's positive leadership potential
Learning to Think Like a Manager
CRM McGraw-Hill Films 1983; Run: 25:00
M L4370 IV>X3
Watch this discussion of the mistakes commonly made by new managers and learn how to avoid
them The video suuuests that upper management plays an active role in training new managers. The
central message is dial becoming an effective manager takes time.
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Let's Talk Quality
McGraw-Hill Publishing 1989
\1 L48 1989 au
Listening Leaders
Video Arts Inc l<)89; Run: 30:00
M.L57X4 I<)S<)
Customers are a \ital source of information about quality. This video shows you how to tap into that
source by creating a 'customer listening loop,' a continuing two-way conversation that will
fundamentally improve your product or service. In visits to the GE Answer Center, the J C Penney
store in Piano. Tx . Riverside Hospital in Columbus, Oh., and Polaroid's Customer Resource Center
in Cambridge. Mass . YOU will see how an effective customer listening system works
Advances: What Organizations Must Do About Sexual Harassment
MTI Fi!m
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M.M3634 1987 v4
Features Jack Noon. Noon discusses steps to promote greater understanding between staff managers
and line managers. In one of five programs, he suggests that interactions between managers will be
more effective if the managers are prepared, exchange written rationales for various projects, accept
that there will be differences, try to understand the other's point of view and agree on the solution of
problems.
Manager-to-Manager: Helping Colleagues Handle Problems
VITI Film& Video 1987; Run: 13:00
M.M3634 1987 v5
Features Jack Noon Noon, in one of five programs, describes the steps managers can follow when
helping other managers work out effective solutions. The steps include finding out about the
problem objectively, outlining ways you can help, working out a plan of action, implementing and
planninu commitments, and providing feedback.
M;ma»er-to-M;innt;er: Overcoming Resistance to Change
YIT1 Film & Video I1J87; Run 12:00
M.M3634 IW7 vl
Features Jack Noon In one of five programs. Noon describes critical steps to diffuse natural-fear and
resistance to change in organizations, including outlining benefits of change, anticipating rational and
irrational objections and offering solutions, uncovering real concerns and offering time to adapt to
change: 2 copies
Managers with Impact: Versatile and Inconsistent
MTI Video and Film 1986; Run: 30:00
M.M3638 1986
The Harvard Business Review Video Series. Wickham Skinner and Earl Sasser's work shows that
managers with impact are versatile and inconsistent This video provides a profile of managers who
make a difference For each managerial situation such managers make an individual analysis, set a
short-term goal, and maintain flexibility
\l imaging Problem People
Video Arts. Inc 1088; Run. 85:00
VI M3634 IW8
Features John Cleese Cleese stars in this video consisting of six separate films, in each of which the
manager, the problem person and the manager's mentor are introduced Then each specific problem
that faces the manager is discussed, the mentor analyzes the problem and makes suggestions, and
finally a number of lessons are highlighted over flashback scenes The Behavioral Approach is used
to focus on the particular behavior that is giving rise to the problem.
Managing Projects : Taking the Critical Path
BBC Training Videos. Films Inc. 1988; Run: 25:00
M.M3635 1^88
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Features Paul Vaughn Vaughn explores the uses of project management in genera), and Critical Path
Analysis (also known in the United States as Critical Path Method) in particular. Case studies include
a British motor rally, the Calgary Winter Olympics, Lucas Girling Ltd., and Woolworth pic
Managing the Journey: Understanding and Implementing Change
Video Publishing House 1989; Run: 75:30
M.M3634 198')
Features Kenneth Blanchard Part of the One-Minute Manager series, this video deals with the
implementation of change in going to the one-minute manager system and the new relationship
between manager and employee that results from this new process.
Managing Up
MT1 Film& Video 1986: Run: 17:00
M M3634 1986
Learn the skills employees need to effectively manage their own behavior, resulting in successful
employee-boss relationships An employee succeeds when his or her boss succeeds, and that means
for the entire oranization
Managing Ymir Hoys
\!l'l Filing Video I'JSO: Run: 32 00
\1 M3639 h>S<>
I 'sing the Boston-based fast-food specialty chain, Au Bon Pain, as a model, the program focuses on
lum subordinates manage their relationships with their boss, stressing the importance of "managing
up" io help companies improve their productivity and employees improve their job satisfaction
Massey Triad
Video Publishing House, Inc. 1986, Run: 150:00
M.M3774 19X6
3 volume set. features Morris Massey This series of 3 tapes consists of the following What You Are
is Where You Were When - Massey tells how deep-seated values, reflecting generational roots, guide
adult behavior and determine responses to people and situations. What You Are is Not What You
Have to Be - Massey divulges how to deal with those outside your own generation, be they parents,
children, managers, employees, leaders or citizens. What You Are is Where You See - Massey
relates how an open mind can overcome the pre-conditioned response to the future based on your
generational values, and how that open mind can help you create your own future
Mt'flin»s. Bloody Meetings
\icom Video Arts 1976. Run: 30 00
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Features John Cleesc Cleese illustrates the skills of handling people in the heat of a discussion.
including practical advice and tips for chairmen of meetings. Planning, pre-notitication. preparation,
processing, and putting it on record are emphasized.
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Middle Manager As Innovator
MTI Film & Video 1984; Run: 34:00
M.M5335 1984
Features Rosabeth Moss Kanter Ranter defines the scope of innovation, focusing on its mechanics:
hou it is to he achieved, and by whom. From documented case histories of two companies general
principles common to any innovation project are developed.
More Bloody Meetings
Xicom Video Arts 1984; Run: 27:00
M M6740 1^84
Features John Cleese Cleese plays the manager who has learned and is applying the lessons of his
previous film. Meetings, Bloody Meetings, but learns in a dream sequence that he is still a poor
meeting leader. It is brought home to him that he is doing things badly, and we watch him put his
new lessons to practice
Motivation: The Classic Concepts
CRM McGrau-Hill Films 1985; Run 20:00
M.M6858 19X5
Five classic motivational theories are this program's subject: McGregor's Theory X and Theory Y,
Maslow's needs hierarchy. Herzberg's "hygienes" and "motivators," McClelland's motivational
profiles, and Skinner's behavior reinforcement. How these theories operate in the workplace is
illustrated
Multicultural Workplace
VVGBH Boston. MTI Film and Video 1990, Run: 32:00
M M8585 I'>')<)
This tape features ftxc episodes involving characters in a variety of business settings. The scenes
present typical interactions among colleagues involving promotions, working styles and project
management The goal is to uncover how Cultural context affects the interaction.
National Leadership Conference on Building Public-Private Partnerships
Environmental Protection Agency 1988; Run: 45:00
M.N3856 1988
One Minute Manager
Video Publishing House, Inc. 1982; Run: 50:00
M O5406 1982
Features Kenneth Blanchard. Behavioral scientist Blanchard examines the three secrets of the people
side of management: goal setting, praising and reprimanding. The education process starts at the
beginning what makes people behave the way they do and how are poor performers effectively
icdirected to reach their uoais''
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Passion for Excellence
Video Publishing House. Inc. 1985; Run: 63:03
M.P3775 1985 "
Features Tom Peters Peters describes how successful organizations create and sustain their
competitive edge. He discusses how the care of customers, constant innovation and reliance on
creative contributors of the staff distinguishes successful organizations from mediocre ones
Peak Performance: The Winner's Guide to the Top
Nightingale-Conant Corporation 1985; Run: 58:00
M P4350 ll>85
I catuies ("hades (iartield. Gartleld discusses skills which are common to all peak performers'
motivation through mission, ability to innovate, team-playing to empower others, orientation toward
results and continuous self-development. 2 copies
Power I'alking Skills
Career Track Publications 1991, Run: 2 aud cas
\1 PW I1'1) I au
'l-hm to say what vou mean and get what you want," by George R. Waither
Psychology of Winning in Action
Nightingale-Conant Corporation 1986; Run: 58:00
M P7834 19Sd
Features Dennis Waitley. Waitley describes action steps for self-development and attaining high
performance. These include enhancing self-esteem and expectations, and recognizing the importance
of moderation and setting attainable goals. 2 copies
Putting tin1 One Minute Manager to Work
Video Publishing House. Inc 1984, Run: 59:43
\1 P8S85 ll>S4
l-c:uuiic-s Kenneth Blauchard, Robert Lorber. Blanchard and Lorber, in this chapter from their
One-Minute-Managc! scries, discuss the secrets of putting the one-minute-manager to work They
explain the- ABC N ni'management (A-Activator, B-Dehavior and C-Consequence) and give examples
of hou io use them
Ouaiit} Revolution
\TTI Film & Video 1989. Run 38 25
\IO8355 IWJ
Narrated by C'ollin Siedor This program asks the question: How did American manufacturers lose
their competitive edge and worldwide dominance in the years following World War II1' It answers
that question by telling the stones of Ford Motor Company, Globe Metallurgical, Inc.. and Eastman
Kodak Copier Products Division
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Race & Sex Discrimination in the Workplace: What you Need to Know
MTI Film & Video 19%; Run: 20:58
M.R3330 1990
Gain an understanding of racial and sexual discrimination as they occur at work. The program
addresses options you may have if you suffer from discrimination.
RCRA/CERCLA Integration Videoconference
Environmental Protection Agency 1987; Run: 175:55
M.R4733 1987
2 tapes
Reading Dynamics : for Speed, Comprehension and Retention
Emerican Learning Corporation 1988; Run: 6 aud
M.R43 198Xau
By Evelyn Wood
Responding to the Challenge of Change: Leadership Strategies for the 9
I S Chamber .if Commerce 1995, Run 120:00
VI R47" l""<
Search of Excellence
Harper & Rim 1982, Run 88:00
M S4373 IW2
Features Tom Peters Learn about management strategies of some of America's successful
companies. Peters focuses on three major themes and how excellent companies have benefited from
their use innovation, productivity through people, and shared values.
Speed is Life: Get Fast or Go Broke
Video Publishing House, Inc. 1991, Run: 68:00
M.S6443 1991
Features Tom Peters. Peters extolls the importance of speed to successful, "excellent" organizations.
Examples, including ingersoll-Rand, Cable News Network, and the Union Pacific Railroad, show how
improving quality by recognizing speed can be a competitive advantage
Stepping Up to Supervisor
CRM McGraw-Hill Films 1985; Run: 20:00
M.S7477 1985
This program discusses issues that new supervisors face, including establishing authority and
obtaining cooperation New supervisors are alerted to mistakes commonly made during the early
stages of a management career and strategies are offered for avoiding these common pitfalls.
Stress Management for Professionals
CareerTrack Publications 1989; Run 360:00
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M.S77 1989au
"Ho\v to feel better and perform better on the job," by Roger Mellott.
Success Kssentials
Sourcecom 1987; Run: aus cas
\1 SS 1087 an
A special collection ot'Sourcecom's top business audio cassettes.
Success Self-Programming
CareerTrack Publications 1986; Run: 2 aud cas
Collection: Management, M.S83 1986 au
"Eight powerful techniques that create success," by Lee Milteer.
Successful Stress Control
Audio Video Campus 199.}
M.S8334 I9i)3
Take Control! And Make Positive Change
l:S Chamber of Commerce 1995; Run: 120:00
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Taking Disciplinary Action
MV1 Filing Video 1985. Run 23:00
\1 M3d34 ll'S^ \4
Management Rasics in Action series. Another look at a basic management task, this tape discusses
uhat to Jo \\hen an t-'inployee's problem has been discussed before and changes have not been made.
The tape outlines a step-by-step approach for dealing quickly and firmly with problems as they arise
Team Building: How to Motivate and Manage People
CareerTrack Publications 1989; Run: 1989
\1 T4300 1989
2 volume set. features Mark Sanborn. In the first volume of this package, Mark Sanborn shows how
teamwork leads to greater productivity and creativity. He examines how to find the best team
members and lead them to be their best In Volume Two, Sanborn explores ways to motivate a team
to achieve manager and company goals, how to communicate effectively with co-workers and clients,
and how to evaluate a team.
Ten Vital Rules for Giving Incredible Speeches
Video Publishing House 1990; Run: 32:02
\1 T46U8 1900
"In Vital Rules for Giving Incredible Speeches, and why they're irrelevant " Tom Peters offers five
uuuiclincs to successful speech making and points out ten vital rules about speechmaking that you
can mnoiu lnclude> exercise booklet
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Transactions! Analysis
CRM McGraw-Hill Films K>74; Run: 22:00
M.T7367 1974
Features Linda Phillips. Phillips proposes transactional analysis as a method of dealing with
interpersonal problems, communication breakdowns, and the "playing of games," the big energy
waster of all organizations Transactional analysis is a type of psychotherapy developed b\ Dr. Eric
Berne that emphasizes effective communication.
True Colors
\1TI Filing Video ll>91; Run: 19:00
\l T7S40 IWI
An episode of ABC News "Prime Time," features Diane Sawyer. Sawyer follows two "testers," one
white and the other black, as they place themselves into identical mundane situations. In the majority
of situations the white man is given opportunities that are not offered to the black man.
I'norganizeti Manager
Video Arts ll>S.i, Run 4 tapes
M t'5674 [W?
4 volume set. features John Cleese Manager Cleese reveals errors in organizing himself and others
and then demonstrates time management and effective delegation. AJso explained is how a manager
can organize his or her workers and help them understand their responsibilities, performance
standards and goals
What You Are Is Not What You Have To Be
See: The Massey Triad
What You Are is Where You See
Sec The Massey Triad
What You Art- is \\ here You Were When
Sec The Massey Triad
When- There's a Will...
Video Arts IW7: Run: 29:00
\| W5474 I^)S7
This video emphasizes that being in charge of a group of people doesn't mean having to have all the
answers, but rather entails using the group to help find the answers and to achieve the required results
of the department or section.
Women and Negotiation
Excellence in Training Corp. , Run: 26:00
Collection: Management, M.W66
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Working Smarter
Nightangale-Conant Corporation 1986
VI W6755 1086
A giant step toward working smaner -- Deciding which goals to pursue ~ Organizing your thoughts,
your life -- Making every day count — New attitudes for effectiveness — Putting an end to putting it
off -- Minimizing those costly interruptions — Melting the paper blizzard — Gaining time through
skilled delegation -- Keeping communications open — Gaining the cooperation of others — Putting
what you've learned to work.
World Turned Upside Down
Video Publishing House. Inc. 1986; Run: 31:00
M.W6753 1986"
Features Tom Peters In this analysis of corporate excellence. Peters asserts that in order to meet
foreign competition a new breed of company must emerge. He looks at ten basic business functions
and outlines the old ami new attitudes organizations have toward these areas, providing examples of
-!M\VC| companies for each category
You'll Soon (iet the Hsmg of It
Video Arts IIK: 1981; Run: 29:00
\! Y6855 I9M-
1 caiuies John Cleese Learn the basic psychology of training and motivation, as Cleese facilitates
passing on knowledge and skills to a trainee. In a variety of situations, Cleese delivers the essential
points and illustrates the major pitfalls.
Your Attitude is Showing
CRM Films N88. Run 18 00
M.Y687 1988
See how attitudes can affect individual and team job performance. Demonstrated are the role of
attitude in daily work and the involvement of others in determining attitude A direct correlation is
established between positive attitudes and increased production. Particular focus is placed on how
the attitude of managers can impact worker performance.
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Superlund/Hazardous Waste collection
Doing it Right II: Installing Required UST Equipment
Hnvironmental Protection Agency 1994; Run: 20:00
Collection SuperHmd; S.DCO62 1994
KI'A Start Program
Knvironmental Protection Agency, Run: 5:44
S.E63
(Keiiev. of the Supertiind Treatability Assistance Remediation Program.
Hazardous Waste Insider - 2/92
Air & Waste Management Asstn. 1992, Run: 59:22
S H3937 1992
Keeping It Clean : Making Safe and Spill-Free Motor Fuel Deliveries
Environmental Protection Agency 1992; Run: 24:00
S.K4475 1992
This program is designed to familiarize delivery drivers and facility owners/operators with the
equipment required to prevent air pollution as well as soil anc water contamination during motor tuel
deliveries. 2 copies
Lawyers & Technical StalT: Making the Case for Superfund
F.nvironmenuil Protection Agency 1993, Run 21:09
S L.VW4 I*'""'
Newly l.istes Wastes and Hazardous Debris Rule : A Workbook
Knvironmental Protection Agency 1993, Run: 38:00
S.N4 1993
OSWER QA Training
Environmental Protection Agency nd
S.O8
Our Hidden National Product
Environmental Protection Agency 1979; Run: 2b:00
S.O8704 1979
Tins program describes citizens efforts to strengthen federal hazardous waste regulations. It
illustrates the case of a Michigan township fighting proposed state legislation to build a hazardous
waste incinerator. It discusses regulations requiring safe management of disposal sites, and reveals
the \t-r\ troubling conflict between public demand for action versus public opposition to local sites
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RCRA Orientation Program
National Audiovisual Center 1990; Run: 65:09
S.R373 1990
This video and training manual provide introductory information on the solid and hazardous waste
management programs under RCRA. The materials review regulators requirements for
non-hazardous, hazardous and medical wastes as well as RCRA's relationship to C'ERCLA. The film
and manual were developed by EPA in conjunction with the Association of State and Territorial Solid
\Vaste Management Officials and the University of Michigan School of Natural Resources
Sharpe Army Depot Pilot Study: Arsenic Contaminated Ground Water
I'S Army ]W2; Run: 14:30
S S5377 |W2
Solid Waste Conference
National Association Regional Councils; Run: 3 tapes
S S(>5
Solid Waste Disposal : What's Next for Local Governments?
NAT AT 1090
S.S65 1990 au
Super-fund Innovative Technology Evaluation (Site) Program
Foster Wheeler Environmental Corp., Run: 59:43
S S8
()\L-i vieu of hou the SITE program evaluates new environmental treatment technologies 2 copies
Siipert'uiul Seniors
Environmental Protection Agency 1989, Run: 12:10
S SS'M" I'.'S"
Environmental Response Video High School Seniors Summer Enrichment Program. Pilot Program
Phis is Superl'iind
1 mironmentai Protection Agency; Run: 14:10
I- F557
This video provides a brief overview of the Superfund program; structure, goals, methods.
Comments from several EPA officials are included.
Toxic Wastes Discovered in Cecil County
Roy F. Weston, Inc. 1993; Run: 28:00
S.T6 IW3
Reporter John Goldsmith examines the history of one abandoned hazardous waste site (a quarry in
Cecil County. MD) and how it was cleaned up.
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TSCA 8 (e): Notices of Substantial Risks
Environmental Protection Agency 1984; Run: 8:00
S T7338 l(->84
TSCA : Balancing Benefits & Risks
Environmental Protection Agency 1985; Run: 15:3')
ST7333 ll'S5
TSCA: 8c Record Keeping/Reporting Requirements
Environmental Protection Agency 1983, Run: 18:05
S.T7330 1983
Underground Storage Tanks : Rest in Peace
Fnvironmental Protection Agency 1986; Run: 29:54
S I'5347 I')S(>
I'his i;ipo trains tirs satety personnel to detect and prevent flammable liquid lieks from underground
storage tanks (I SI i It also describes EPA requirements with which UST owners must comply to
ensure salct\
\\ oiid-Treatment Site Cleanup
Environmental Protection Agency; Run: 9:32
S W6
Brief overview of the cleanup issues related to wood treating sites.
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Pollution Prevention Collection
Less is More: Pollution Prevention is Good Business
Environmental Protection Agency 1986; Run: 23:00
Prevention, P 1,4770 1986
This program shows how industry is putting more money and devices into pollution prevention:
converting the waste of manufacturing processes into usable by-products. Companies profiled
include DuPont, (iM. Dow. Mid Atlantic Finishing, EG&G Pressure Science and U.S. Printing Ink
('orp 3 copies
Partnership with Earth: Pollution Prevention for the 1990s
Environmental Protection Agency 1991, Run: 57:30
Prevention: P.P3786 1991
Explaining the importance of humans learning to live in harmony with nature, this video stresses the
primacy of pollution prevention, waste minimization and recycling
Pollution Prevention : The Bottom Line
Coastal Video Communications Corp. 1990; Run: 24:00
P.P655X IWn
Discusses the costly problem of industrial waste and speaks to industrial managers and workers in
practical terms they can understand. Designs to motivate and inspire all employees to identify and
implement the opportunities for pollution prevention available in their own workplace.
World in Our H;uk\:ird: A Wetlands Education And Stewardship Program
\HI\Vprr I'">.;. Run 23 00
I* \Vfi7yi iw.;
Produced by the New England Interstate Water Pollution Control Commission, Funding Provided
bv the IS Region I Environmental Protection Agency.
U-S.EPA
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