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Community Groundwater Education in Pennsylvania: Lessons from
Successful Project Leaders
WREN
Publication
(Groundwater Policy Education Project, third
edition, 2001, 21 pages)
Tips on managing local education projects, gleaned from the experiences
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Groundwater Protection and Management in Pennsylvania: An
Introductory Guide for Citizens and Local Officials
WREN
Publication
(League of Women Voters of PA, Citizen
Education Fund, third edition, 58 pages, 2001.)
A handbook for community leaders interested in exploring groundwater quality
issues and developing plans for protecting their communitygroundwater resources.
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Groundwater: A Primer for Pennsylvanians
WREN
Publication
(LWV-PA Citizen Education Fund, sixth printing,
12 pages)
Describes groundwater and discusses issues surrounding
groundwater protection and management in Pennsylvania.
To download individual text sections, and/or illustrations, visit Primer Download |
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Sandcastle Moats and Petunia Bed Holes - A Book about Groundwater
(Virginia Water Resources Research Center, 34 pp)
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The Influence of Groundwater on Nitrogen Delivery to the Chesapeake Bay
(USGS, 2003, 6 pp, USGS Fact Sheet FS-091-03)Summarizes a multi-year study of the discharge, nitrogen transport, and age of ground water into streams of the Chesapeake Bay watershed.
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