Redesigned Chlorine Chemistry Division of the American Chemistry Council Web Site Explores Drinking Water and Health Issues

Public health officials, drinking water professionals, consumers and others with an interest in chlorine chemistry can learn about its role in water disinfection, disaster relief, health and other applications at the recently redesigned Chlorine Chemistry Division of the American Chemistry Council Web site at http://c3.org.

Following is an overview of some of the Web sites resources:

• The Newsroom contains Chlorine Chemistry Division of the American Chemistry Council press releases, brochures, newsletters and position statements, as well as news clips on chlorine related issues.

• On the home page, click on the Chlorine Tips blue cross, which will send you to useful information about cleaning and disinfecting with chlorine to keep homes, pools, restaurants, hospitals and other public facilities safe from germs.

• The Library provides access to additional resources and documents that offer more detail on topics and issues touched upon in other sections of the site.

• In addition, visitors to the site can keep further abreast of Chlorine Chemistry Division of the American Chemistry Council news by subscribing to the Newsflash. Those who subscribe will receive via email periodic updates on Chlorine Chemistry Division of the American Chemistry Council's activities, including news about drinking water, the Chlorine Chemistry Division of the American Chemistry Council's humanitarian relief program and health issues.

• A visit to the Classroom offers a link to a new site, The Science Center. This educational site provides teachers and students with resourceful approaches to learning about science and the environment. It's also a gateway to other interesting Web sites.

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