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What's New:
- Water-quality assessments available for 15 more major river basins and aquifer systems. Access the reports, press releases, and points-of-contact directly!
- A national report on water quality in the Nation's streams and aquifers
- Highlights from the recently released water-quality assessments
- NAWQA studies nutrient enrichment (USGS Fact Sheet 118-03)
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Agricultural transport studies are ongoing in 5 major river basins (click a basin for full report):
- WORLD WATER MONITORING
DAY, OCTOBER 18, 2003 (Monitoring from September 18 - October
18)
- USGS Announces Online Access to Nationwide
Fish Community Data
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- National Water Monitoring
Day 2002 -- Learn about USGS celebrations in your state!
- Heinz Center Report--The State of the
Nation's Ecosystems
- National Academy of Sciences Review (2/13/2002)
- Announcement of new report on pesticides
in selected water-supply reservoirs and finished drinking water
(1/14/02)
- MTBE and other
volatile organic compoundsNew findings and implications
on the quality of source waters used for drinking-water supplies
(USGS Fact Sheet 105-01) (11/15/01)
- The
National Water-Quality Assessment Program-Entering a new decade
of investigations. (USGS Fact Sheet 071-01, a preview of the
second decade of studies)
- USGS recently released SUMMARY
REPORTS on water quality in 16 major river basins and aquifers
across the country. (5/17/2001)
- Sampling of assessment
findings: Provides selected findings of 16 recently released
reports as well as examples of how this information is used to
support resource-management decisions. (pdf) (5/17/2001)
- NAWQA information provides an unbiased
scientific basis for managers, planners, and policy makers at
all levels--local, state, and national--to make decisions for
the protection of drinking water, the health of aquatic ecosystems,
and for resource management. (4/20/2001)
- Selected
findings and current perspectives on urban and agricultural water
quality. - Studies by NAWQA in nearly 120 agricultural and
35 urban watersheds show that nonpoint chemical contamination
is an agricultural and urban issue. (pdf) (4/20/2001)
- Great Salt
Lake Basins NAWQA is on-line. (3/22/2001)
- A new online data
warehouse of 6.5 million records enables water resource managers,
scientists, and the public to find data about the quality of the
water at 2,800 stream sites and 5,000 wells across the country.
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