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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"public water supplies"”.

  1. Stratified-drift aquifers in New Hampshire with potential to serve as future, large public water-supplies: Status, circa 2000; projected losses, circa 2025; and data accuracy

    <p>Given the growing national water crisis, this research quantified and refined the states of stratified-drift aquifers with potential to yield 75+ gpm (OSDA75) and 150+ gpm (OSDA150) in New Hampshire for 2000 and 2025. Surface waters, cultural features and groundwater hazards from 13 …

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  2. Evaluation of Dechlorinating Agents and Disposable Containers for Odor Testing of Drinking Water

    As the bottled water trend continues to rise across the nation, drinking water utilities have become more concerned with ensuring consumer satisfaction of their product. Although public water supplies are safeguarded by regulations, aesthetically unappealing taste-and-odor problems have led …

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  3. Changes in the Potentiometric Surface of the Deep Aquifer in the Joplin Area, Missouri, 1900-Present

    … these two counties rely on deep wells for their public water supplies. These deep wells tap the Cambrian and Ordovician age units which are collectively referred to as the deep aquifer. Water quality in the deep aquifer in the Joplin area is threatened principally by the downward seepage of …

    mo-state Repository record for Changes in the Potentiometric Surface of the Deep Aquifer in the Joplin Area, Missouri, 1900-Present (opens in a new tab)

  4. PERSPECTIVES ON WATER MANAGEMENT FROM LOCAL WATER DECISION MAKERS IN A COASTAL REGION

    … to economic and social consequences. Community water suppliers who are responsible for protecting public health and well-being are on the front lines of transitioning their communities to greater climate resiliency. Agencies at the federal level are developing case studies and training materials …

    ecu Repository record for PERSPECTIVES ON WATER MANAGEMENT FROM LOCAL WATER DECISION MAKERS IN A COASTAL REGION (opens in a new tab)