pesticide breakdown products / engineered systems / chemical compounds / energy / applications software / water-use irrigation systems / chemical use / standards and protocols / real-time water volumes / breakdown products / chemicals / inflatable rubber dam / par ent chemicals / /
NaturalFeature
Lower Colorado River / San Gabriel mountain / Range aquifer / High Plains Aquifer / High Plains aquifers / Cohansey aquifer / Atlantic Coast / Colorado River / Basin aquifer / Little Miami River / Basin-Fill Aquifers / Old Bridge aquifer / San mountain / Gabriel mountain / Valley of California / Santa Ana River / Cedar River / Gunnison River / San Joaquin Valley / River Water Affects Ground-Water Quality Underlying Coastal Basins / San Bernandino mountain / Sierra Nevada / /
Organization
Bureau of Reclamation / Geological Society of America Abstracts / U.S. Department of the Interior U.S. Geological Survey Printed / Pumping Induces Movement of Pesticides / U.S. Environmental Protection Agency / Subcommittee of Water Availability and Quality / Subcommittee of Water Avail / Executive office of the President / U.S. Department of the Interior / Induces Movement of Pesticides / U.S. Department of Agriculture / US Federal Reserve / National Science and Technology Council / Bureau of Land Manage / office of Water Quality / /
Person
Parker Dams / Sadorf / Water Availability / Schnoebelen / Sullivan / Robert M. Hirsch / Donna N. Myers Contacts Robert Hirsch / Timothy L. Miller / Donna Myers / / /
Position
D.J. / dnmyers@usgs.gov Pixie Hamilton Hydrologist / Director / Chief / National Water-Quality Assessment / /
ProvinceOrState
Texas / New Jersey / Nebraska / Ohio / Minnesota / S.K. / Orange / Indiana / Southern California / New York / South Dakota / New Mexico / Los Angeles / Florida / California / Iowa / Arizona / /
Region
Eastern Iowa / Northern United States / New England / Southern California / Southwestern United States / Southern New Jersey / southwest Ohio / /
Water Availability—The Connection Between Water Use and Quality Water availability has become a high priority in the United States, in large part because competition for water is becom ing more intense across the Nat