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2006 Kentucky River Watershed Watch Sampling Results, Malissa Mcalister, Lindell Ormsbee
2006 Kentucky River Watershed Watch Sampling Results, Malissa Mcalister, Lindell Ormsbee
Kentucky River Watershed Watch
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Assessing Water-Supply Potential Of Abandoned Underground Coal Mines In Eastern Kentucky, James S. Dinger, Dennis H. Cumbie, Bart Davidson
Assessing Water-Supply Potential Of Abandoned Underground Coal Mines In Eastern Kentucky, James S. Dinger, Dennis H. Cumbie, Bart Davidson
Report of Investigations--KGS
Use of water in abandoned underground coal mines for municipal, industrial, agricultural, or domestic water supplies is dependent upon the water quantity and quality. For either of these factors, the requirements of the user will play a role in what water quantity or quality is acceptable. This report provides analysis of field-derived water-quality and -quantity characteristics for six abandoned underground coal mines in the Eastern Kentucky Coal Field. In addition, some ancillary data from State regulatory agencies were used to help characterize water quality coming from the mines.
This study demonstrates that water quality in abandoned deep mines can be …
Assessment Of Water Quality Trends In The Upper Cumberland River Basin: Focus On Pathogen Impairment, Kentucky Water Resources Institute
Assessment Of Water Quality Trends In The Upper Cumberland River Basin: Focus On Pathogen Impairment, Kentucky Water Resources Institute
KWRRI Research Reports
This project consisted of analyzing existing water quality data for streams in the Upper Cumberland River Basin, with a particular focus on pathogen trends. According to the most recent 303(d) list of Kentucky waters, the majority of streams assessed in the Upper Cumberland Basin are impaired for primary recreational contact as a result of pathogens. The state pathogen standard for primary contact recreation is expressed in a dual form which specifies that the 30-day geometric mean of fecal coliform counts not exceed 200 colonies per 100 mL (on a minimum of five samples) and not more than 20 percent of …
Summary Report 2005 Kentucky River Watershed Watch Data Collection Effort, L. Ormsbee, M. Mcalister
Summary Report 2005 Kentucky River Watershed Watch Data Collection Effort, L. Ormsbee, M. Mcalister
Kentucky River Watershed Watch
No abstract provided.