Stream water quality in the coal region of Alabama and Georgia

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Additional Physical Format: Online version: Dyer, Kenneth L. Stream water quality in the coal region of Alabama and Georgia. Broomall, Pa.: U.S. Dept. of Agriculture. pH is a measure of how acidic/basic water is. The range goes from 0 to 14, with 7 being neutral.

pHs of less than 7 indicate acidity, whereas a pH of greater than 7 indicates a base. pH is really a measure of the relative amount of free hydrogen and hydroxyl ions in the water. Water that has more free hydrogen ions is acidic, whereas water that. WRI Hydrology and water quality of an urban stream reach in the Great Basin--Little Cottonwood Creek near Salt Lake City,Utah, water yearsby S.J.

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As part of its mission, GSA explores and evaluates the mineral, water, energy, biological, and other natural resources of the State of Alabama and conducts basic and applied research in these fields. The Water Availability and Use Science Program exists to provide a more accurate assessment of the status of the water resources of the U.S., assist in the determination of the quantity and quality of water that is available for beneficial uses, identify long-term trends in water availability, and develop the basis for an improved ability to.

“A remarkable volume is The Story of Coal and Iron in Alabama by Ethel Armes. This handsome work gives a complete history of the development of coal and iron in Alabama. The volume rings with the sentiment of the early pioneers, has quaint photographs of the ruins of old blast furnaces, pictures of the early leaders, letters, bills of lading and illustrations of modern plants.”—Sidney W Cited by: Air: Fate, Exposure, and Risk Analysis (FERA) Alabama Air Quality Implementation Plans.

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The Civil War brought an immense expansion in the coal and iron industry in Alabama's mineral region, not least in Selma, where General Gorgas, head of Confederate logistics, located the Confederate Naval Foundry.

But it was all destroyed by the end of the war. Everything had then to be rebuilt from scratch/5(3).

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The river chub presence in a stream is a good indicator of water quality. They are intolerant of pollution, turbidity and siltation, and require a minimum pH [10] They provide ecological services to mussels (as glochidia host), and nest associates, some of which may not spawn in its : Actinopterygii.

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Runoff water quality from manured riparian grasslands with contrasting soil drainage and simulated grazing pressure. Agriculture Ecosystems and the Environment. () Determining the profitability of improving water quality on farms in the southeastern Piedmont region of Georgia. At the U.S. Geological Survey river gauge near Clyo, in Effingham County, the Savannah's average annual flow is 12, cubic feet per second, one of the largest discharges of freshwater from any river in the Southeast.(One cubic foot equals about gallons.) The gauge at Clyo, approximately sixty-one miles upstream of the mouth of the Savannah, is the most downstream gauge that records river.Period of record for the data selected.

You can enter either or both of the first date or end date to restrict search. The search is done against the first and last date of record for the given type of data, not against the actual data values. Thus, if a site has one sample collected on and all following samples collected between.Furthermore, each of those designated uses must meet specific water quality criteria (for dissolved oxygen, fecal coliform, metals, etc.).

Every two years EPD takes on the Herculean-effort to collect water quality data for a fraction—around 20 percent—of the total of all of Georgia’s rivers, streams, and lakes.