USGS Vermont / Elizabeth Mine Study Group / State / USGS / USGS State / /
Continent
North America / /
Country
United States / / /
Event
Business Partnership / Environmental Issue / Natural Disaster / /
Facility
University of Vermont / Elizabeth Mine / Elizabeth Copper Mine / Wildlife Management Institute / Dartmouth College / / /
IndustryTerm
cable car / image products / flood-insurance rates / Digital geologic map products / urban site / chemical compounds / chemical and hydrological processes / copper mining / energy / forest management / telephone telemetry / hydrologic systems / agricultural site / chemicals / focused on understanding the chemical and hydrological processes / /
NaturalFeature
Lake Champlain / Winooski River / Trout River / Vermont streams / Ompompanoosuc River / Lamoille River / Sleepers River / Green Mountain National Forest / /
Organization
Ruffed Grouse Society / U.S. Forest Service / University of Vermont / Vermont Department of Fish / Vermont Center for Geographic Information / Wildlife Management Institute / U.S. Environmental Protection Agency / Vermont Department of Environ / New York Department of Environmental Conservation / AgricultureNatural Resources Conservation Service / Dartmouth College / U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service / Federal Emergency Management Agency / U.S. Department of the Interior U.S. Geological Survey / Vermont Tax Department / Vermont Emergency Management Agency / U.S. Department of Agriculture / Vermont Department of Fish and Wildlife / Vermont Agency of Natural Resources / Wildlife Research Unit / Vermont Agency of Transportation / Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation / Federal Geographic Data Committee / Water Supply Division / Natural Resources Conservation Service / North American Reporting Center / National Weather Service / / /
Position
Technician / Hydrologist / Representative / /
ProvinceOrState
Vermont / /
Region
northeastern United States / eastern North America / northern Vermont / /
Vermont Water Quality Of Lake Champlain An increase in the loading of phosphorus to Lake Champlain since the early 19th century has resulted in accelerated plant growth and waterquality problems in the lake. Municipal an