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Focus on Upper Yakima Basin - Restoration plan targets sediments |
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| 01-10-003 | April 2001 | December 2005 |
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| Description |
The upper Yakima River and its tributaries are used by people in many ways, from agricultural needs to recreational enjoyment. These waters are also important spawning and rearing areas for many salmonid species, as well as home to other wildlife. However, pollution threatens the health of the river and jeopardizes its many uses. |
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Water Quality Program at 360-407-6600 |
| Keywords |
Yakima River Basin, sediment sampling, Yakima, organochlorine, restoration, suspended sediment, sediment monitoring, Yakima Basin, Yakima River, evaluation, study, basin, cleanup, water cleanup plan, plan, sediment, pesticide |
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Yakima watershed toxics reduction project |
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Water Resource Inventory Area 39 Upper Yakima |
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