Predicted pH in Depth Zones Used by Domestic and Public Drinking Water Supply Wells, Central Valley, California

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RT @RobertDolezal: 2/ What's truly amazing about the report is comparison of known human-harmful conditions in broad areas of #California's…

12 Dec 2018

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2/ What's truly amazing about the report is comparison of known human-harmful conditions in broad areas of #California's drinking-water supply and the willful ignoring of remedies or funding to provide relief for millions of #Californians by @JerryBrownGov

12 Dec 2018

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The @USGS NAWQA has released a new scientific study predicting how very alkaline are drinking water source aquifers in the #CentralValley of #California across well-depths of 100-ft. and 325-ft. respectively. https://t.co/OFBjKoMCwB https://t.co/67ePoxsabM

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RT @USGS_Pubs: Predicted pH in depth zones used by domestic and public drinking water supply wells, Central Valley, California https://t.co…

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