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NRCS / Gillette / CRC Press / J.M. Huber Corporation / Renewable Resources / Black Hills / Williams Production Company / Anadarko Petroleum Corporation / /
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North America / /
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Iran / United States / Nigeria / India / / /
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Fort Union Formation / Miles City Arch / Plant Anal / Fort Union / Iowa State University / University of Wyoming / /
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oil and gas project / Chemical and isotopic composition / transportation / soil chemical properties / natural gas / physical and chemical analyses / natural gas water / chemical analyses / natural gas waters / energy / Soil solution / atural gas / chemical amendments / natural gas accounts / final solutions / Chemical properties / gas / natural gas production / soil solutions / /
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Big Horn Mountains / Yellowstone River / /
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Bureau of Land Management / Rocky Mountain Assoc. of Geol / United States Salinity Laboratory / ABSTRACT Department of Renewable Resources / Iowa State University / United States Department of the Interior / Worfka / University of Wyoming / United Nations / Worf / Fort Union / Fort Union Formation / Zigweid Cushman / Bidman association / Natural Resources Conservation Service / /
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Clay Texture†Clay cm / Van Voast / Michael L. Thompson / Gallagher / Soil Na / George F. Vance / Lyle A. King / Johnson / /
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Editor / King / representative / /
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sodium acetate / /
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EC / /
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Kentucky / West Virginia / Wisconsin / Virginia / Wyoming / New York / Johnson / Montana / Florida / /
Published online November 7, 2005 Soil Chemical Changes Resulting from Irrigation with Water Co-Produced with Coalbed Natural Gas Girisha K. Ganjegunte, George F. Vance,* and Lyle A. King