Publication Summary

Title

Pesticide Residues in the Woodland Surficial Aquifer, Pesticide Report #6

Month-Year PublishedAugust 1994
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Short Description

Fourteen wells near Woodland, Washington, were sampled during May and June 1993 for 124 pesticides and nitrate+nitrite as nitrogen. Field measurements of water temperature, pH, and specific conductance were also made. Seven pesticides were detected in the initial samples; atrazine, simazine, diuron, bromacil, tebuthiuron, pentachlorophenol, and 1,2dichloropropane. One or more of these chemicals were detected in nine wells, however, concentrations were below health related levels set by the EPA. A second sample from the nine wells confirmed the presence of these pesticides. In one well, the nitrate+nitrite as N concentration exceeded the 10 mg/L standard for public drinking water.

Publication Number94-128
Author(s)Larson, A.
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Number of pages 12 pp. + app. (33 total)
Keywords aquifer, chemical, drinking water, groundwater, nitrate, nitrite, nitrogen, pesticide, Pesticides, pH, report , specific conductance, temperature, water, wells, wood, Woodland

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