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South Fork Palouse River Total Maximum Daily Load of Ammonia |
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Date Published |
| 93-e48 | June 1993 |
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South Fork Palouse River Total Maximum Daily Load of Ammonia (Number of pages: 95) (Publication Size: 3MB)
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| Author(s) |
Pelletier, G. |
| Description |
Un-ionized ammonia concentrations in the South Fork Palouse River (SFPR) at Pullman often exceed state water quality standards. Effluent from publicly-owned treatment works (POTWs) from the cities of Moscow and Pullman comprises most of the river flow during July-November of a typical year, and during any month of the year for design low flows. The Albion POTW makes up a relatively small fraction of the total river flow. |
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| Keywords |
mixing zone, exemptions, stream, nonpoint, safety, creek, ambient monitoring, flow, temperature, river, water, water quality, TMDL, Total Maximum Daily Load, outfall, pH, point source, effluent, ammonia |
| WATERSHED |
Water Resource Inventory Area 34 Palouse |
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