Disinfection of Enteric Viruses in Wisconsin Municipal Groundwater Systems
Project canceled (WDNR communication 2010).
Groundwater Mounding and Contaminant Transport Beneath Stormwater Infiltration Basins
Increased impervious areas resulting from urbanization cause an increase in stormwater runoff and a decrease in infiltration to the groundwater table.
Comprehensive Planning in Wisconsin: Centralizing Access to Ground-water Information for Use in Comprehensive Planning
In order for communities to plan for the future, it is essential that both the quantity and quality of groundwater be protected. Wisconsin law requires that by January 1, 2010
Arsenic Contamination in Southeast Wisconsin: Sources of Arsenic and Mechanisms of Arsenic Release
Groundwater in about 10 percent of wells open to Quaternary glacial and shallow bedrock aquifers in southeastern Wisconsin has arsenic concentrations greater than the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s standard of 10 μg/l.
Mechanisms of Groundwater Flow Across the Maquoketa Formation
Groundwater use in southeastern Wisconsin has resulted in more than 400 feet of drawdown in the deep sandstone aquifer since pumping begin in the 1860’s.
Preservation and Survival of E. Coli in Well Water Samples Submitted for Routine Analyses
Total coliform testing to determine potability of drinking water has been performed routinely on Wisconsin well waters since the beginning of the 20th century.