Source-Water Protection and Water-Quality Investigations in the Cambridge, Massachusetts, Drinking-Water Supply System | Zendy

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Source-Water Protection and Water-Quality Investigations in the Cambridge, Massachusetts, Drinking-Water Supply System

Author(s) -

Marcus C. Waldron,

Chip Norton,

Timothy W.D. MacDonald

Publication year - 1998

Publication title -

fact sheet

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

eISSN - 2327-6932

pISSN - 2327-6916

DOI - 10.3133/fs10198

Subject(s) - water quality , environmental science , stormwater , water supply , surface runoff , geological survey , total maximum daily load , water resource management , environmental engineering , geology , ecology , paleontology , biology

Ongoing investigations of the quality of source water in the Cambridge, Massachusetts, drinking-water supply system will help the Cambridge Water Department (CWD) deliver high-quality drinking water at a reasonable cost. When completed, the investigations will provide the CWD with a better understanding of the sources and quantities of contaminants entering the water supply. This information will help the CWD implement costeffective watershed-management and water-quality-monitoring procedures as part of the Department’s Source Water Protection Plan.

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