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Garrison Creek Use-Based Receiving Water Study |
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Date Published |
| 98-302 | January 1998 |
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Garrison Creek Use-Based Receiving Water Study (Number of pages: 129) (Publication Size: 6MB)
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| Author(s) |
Rashin, E., J. White, E. Nocon, and J. Summers |
| Description |
Stream conditions and potential or existing uses were surveyed both above and below the College Place Wastewater Treatment Plant on Garrison Creek in south-eastern Washington. Observations of existing beneficial uses of Garrison Creek, including human, aquatic life, and wildlife uses, were made using water column, sediment, biological, and aquatic habitat surveys during the period of September 16-19, 1996. Anecdotal information on existing and potential uses for other seasons and in other reaches of Garrison Creek, as well as historic uses, was collected by using a survey questionnaire which was sent to individuals knowledgeable about the creek and water uses.
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| Keywords |
stream, receiving water, wastewater treatment plant, invertebrates, biological, tissue, results, creek, toxics monitoring, metals, pesticides, treatment, temperature, fish, study, water, chemical, water quality, sediment, standards, quality, water quality standards, herbicide, fecal coliform, ammonia, bacteria |
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