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Drinking Water Sources in the Potomac Basin

Posted Thursday, 11th, 2013 By: PWP Category: Drinking Water Sources, PWP Information Exchanges

June 11, 2013
Summer Information Exchange
Hood College, Frederick, Maryland

Presentation Resources:

Efforts to Establish Well Drilling and Geothermal Standards in Adams County Pennsylvania
-Adam McClain, Adams County Conservation District, PA

Jefferson County Water- Areas for Further Investigation and Monitoring
-Robert K. Denton Jr., Geoconcepts, Ashburn, VA

Water Reporter Smartphone App
-Brent Walls, Potomac RiverKeeper

Overview of the Chesapeake Bay Forest Restoration Strategy
-Sally Claggett, USDA Forest Service

Payment for Watershed Services to Benefit Downstream Drinking Water Supplies and the Bay
-Stephanie Flack, The Nature Conservancy

2013 Annual Report on Washington Metropolitan Area Water Supply Reliability and “Part 2: Potential Impacts of Climate Change.”
-Cherie L. Schultz, Interstate Commission on the Potomac River Basin

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