Washington State Government
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Senate
Committee on Labor, Commerce & Consumer
Protection
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House
Committee on Commerce and Labor
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Washington State Legislators (organized by District, County)
- Puget Sound Partnersh
Regional Soil and Wetland Scientists
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Pacific Rim Soil and Water, Inc.,
Olympia WA
- Pierre Bordenave,
InterMountain Resources, Sand Point ID
- John Dickey,
NewFields,
Sacramento, CA
- Barry Dutton,
PBS&J,
Missoula, MT
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Kevin Leary,
CPSS,
U.S. Dept. of Energy, Richland WA
- David
Loggy, Loggy Soil and
Wetland Consulting, Port
Angeles, WA
- Phil
Small, Land Profile, Inc.,
Spokane, WA
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Natural Resources Conservation Service announces the
2009 Soils Planner:
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This
planner focuses on NRCS’ interagency efforts to produce a
coordinated system of identifying wetland soil features or hydric
soil indicators. These common indicators will enable us to better
protect our Nation’s wetland resources.
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Order from:
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Consulting
Firms
Environ—Provides assistance with
environmental and human health issues
W.H. Pacific,
Inc.—A multidisciplinary firm specializing in all facets of
architecture, building engineering, land development, survey,
transportation, and water resources. Headquartered in Anchorage, Alaska, we
serve our clients through regional offices in Arizona, Colorado, Idaho, New
Mexico, Oregon, Texas, and Washington.
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Other Professionals
- Allen Miller,
Law Offices of ATM, PLLC
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Regional Professional Associations
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Building Soil—The
Foundation for Success
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Far
West Agribusiness Association—FWAA is a 2,400+-member
organization, which includes over 140 business entities in
the fertilizer and agrichemical industry operating in
Washington, Idaho, Oregon, Nevada and Utah. Our association
is committed to promoting a strong business and safety
environment. The responsible use of our products and the
endorsement of good science is imperative to realizing the
full potential benefits of agricultural commerce while
protecting our natural resources.
Inland Empire chapter of the Soil and Water Conservation Society
- A national professional society dedicated to the conservation of soil and water resources.
Oregon Society of Soil
Scientists (OSSS)
- Professional Soil
Scientists Association of California (PSSAC)
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- Washington On-Site Sewage Association (WOSSA)
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- Washington Organic
Recycling Council
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- Washington Society of Professional
Soil Scientists (WSPSS)
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National
and International
Professional Associations
Association of Women Soil Scientists—AWSS
is a 501(c)(6) nonprofit organization of women and men in soil
science who support these goals:
1. To establish and
maintain high standards for professional women soil scientists;
2. To promote and enhance communication among professional soil
scientists;
3. To promote a dialog of soil information and to encourage an
interchange with other technical and scientific communities;
4. To promote better understanding of the role of soil
scientists;
5. To provide assistance and encouragement for women in
non-traditional fields and for women seeking employment in the
field of soil science.
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International Union of Soil Sciences—The global union of soil scientists.
Its objectives are
to foster all branches of the soil sciences and their applications, and
to give support to soil scientists in the pursuit of their activities. Any interested soil scientist may participate in the
activities of the Union; there is no need to be an individual member
because
scientists are represented by national members. In the United States,
the National Academy of Sciences is the IUSS national member,
representing all U.S. soil scientists regardless of professional society
membership through its
U.S. National Committee for Soil Science.
Soil & Water Conservation Society (SWCS)—An international, nonprofit,
multidisciplinary organization for anyone interested in natural resource
management and conservation. Its mission is to advocate the protection,
enhancement, and wise use of soil, water, and related natural resources to
achieve sustainability.
Society of Wetland Scientists—An
international organization of about 3,500 members dedicated to fostering
sound wetland science, education, and management.
- The National Society of Consulting Soil
Scientists (NSCSS)—A national
group of private sector companies owned and run by soil scientists
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April 2009 Soil Profiles newsletter
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NSCSS summary of
soil and wetland scientist certification effort in WA state
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NSCSS on-line forum
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NSCSS blog-spot
- The Soil Science Society of America (SSSA)—The
primary national association with several thousand members
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