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Page 78
S. Geological Survey program ence ” which emerged from the shocks of
concentrates on developing a reliable the 1973 oil embargo gradually has been
data base that will enable multireplaced by an understanding of the directional
analyses ...
S. Geological Survey program ence ” which emerged from the shocks of
concentrates on developing a reliable the 1973 oil embargo gradually has been
data base that will enable multireplaced by an understanding of the directional
analyses ...
Page 87
Further , today's research results may provide increased understanding or new
techniques for next year's interpretive studies , and monitoring may uncover
problems that require interpretive investigation or additional research . The
following ...
Further , today's research results may provide increased understanding or new
techniques for next year's interpretive studies , and monitoring may uncover
problems that require interpretive investigation or additional research . The
following ...
Page 93
Other areas in which we need to improve our understanding are ground - water
flow in fractured - rock systems , ground - water flow in the unsaturated zone , and
clay mineralogy . contrast , suspended - sediment concentrations seem to be ...
Other areas in which we need to improve our understanding are ground - water
flow in fractured - rock systems , ground - water flow in the unsaturated zone , and
clay mineralogy . contrast , suspended - sediment concentrations seem to be ...
Page 95
Survey scientists are continuing specific research in each of these zones to better
improve our understanding of the contaminant migration pathways , rates ,
controlling factors , and effects of the dominant chemical and biochemical
processes ...
Survey scientists are continuing specific research in each of these zones to better
improve our understanding of the contaminant migration pathways , rates ,
controlling factors , and effects of the dominant chemical and biochemical
processes ...
Page 99
Understanding the movement of contaminants from waste - disposal sites
through a ground - water system is important to the protection of water supplies .
A contaminant introduced to ground water generally will move with it but may
adsorb ...
Understanding the movement of contaminants from waste - disposal sites
through a ground - water system is important to the protection of water supplies .
A contaminant introduced to ground water generally will move with it but may
adsorb ...
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| Title | United States Geological Survey Yearbook |
| Author | Geological Survey (U.S.) |
| Publisher | The Survey, 1985 |
| Original from | Indiana University |
| Digitized | 10 Dec 2012 |
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