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An Analysis of the Effect of Discharged Wastewater on the Stillaguamish River at Stanwood |
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Date Published |
| 96-330 | July 1996 |
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An Analysis of the Effect of Discharged Wastewater on the Stillaguamish River at Stanwood (Number of pages: 123) (Publication Size: 4MB)
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| Author(s) |
Glenn, N. |
| Description |
A dye study was conducted in late summer 1992 in a remnant channel of the Stillaguamish River. The purpose of the study was to assess the present impact of the city of Stanwood's intermittent wastewater discharge and the future impact that a continuous discharge might have. This discharge was the only freshwater inflow to the channel, which was actually a tidal bay. |
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| Keywords |
mixing zone, wastewater, flow, model, study, river, water quality, waste, lead, discharge, effluent, copper, ammonia |
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