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The USGS Pennsylvania Water Science Center has started a new Pennsylvania Waters newsletter to keep the public informed on the latest USGS water resources information for the Commonwealth.
Articles present new data, reports, activities and outreach from the center as well as USGS national and regional programs.
Here are some highlights from the Summer 2020 issue--
-- Center Director Melinda Chapman Introduces The Newsletter
-- Effects Of Legacy Sediment Removal And Effects On Nutrients & Sediment In Big Spring Run, Lancaster County
-- Pennsylvania Groundwater Quality Monitoring Network
-- Groundwater Quality Of Domestic Water Supply Wells In Pennsylvania
-- Groundwater Quality In Relation To Domestic Wells In Clinton County
-- Next Generation Water Observing System: Delaware River Basin
-- USGS Responds To Spring Flooding
-- USGS Characterizes Flow Paths For PFAS In Groundwater In Southeast PA
-- Science Night At Fishing Creek Elementary School
Click Here to read the entire newsletter. Click Here to sign up for your own copy.
Visit the USGS Pennsylvania Water Science Center for more information on the data and tools they have available for Pennsylvania.
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-- POWR Hosts Virtual Workshops For Watershed Groups: Aug. 6 & 11 - Central PA/Susquehanna
-- CBF Calls For Greater Investments To Reduce Water Pollution As Number Of Impaired Streams Increases In PA
-- EPA Provides $3.84 Million For Pennsylvania Efforts To Reduce Ag-Related Pollution In Chesapeake Bay Watershed
-- DCNR Seeking 10,000 Landowners For Buffer My Stream Initiative In Adams, Franklin, Huntingdon, Lancaster, York Counties
-- Stroud Water Research Center: Working With Farmers To Protect Your Investment Webinar Series
-- PA Council Of Trout Unlimited Joins Statewide Keystone 10 Million Trees Partnership
-- American Rivers, Stroud Water Research Center Host Webinar Series Telling The Story Of The Delaware River's Amazing Comeback
-- Bring Us Along! Bilingual Virtual Tours Offered By Tookany/Tacony-Frankford Watershed Partnership In Southeast PA
-- Delaware RiverKeeper Files Legal Challenge To Section 401 Federal Clean Water Act Permitting Rollback
-- DEP Our Common Wealth Blog: What Are Harmful Algal Blooms And What Should You Do About Them?
-- PA Assn. Of Environmental Professionals Host Lake Erie Algal Bloom Factors Webinar Aug. 4
[Posted: July 14, 2020]
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