Groundwater Primer - Sources
Introduction
Sources of Pollution
- Category I: Sources designed to discharge to
groundwater
- On site
waste disposal
- Septic
systems
- Environmental
Impacts of Septic Systems
- Land
Application of Sewage Sludge
- Land
Application of Biosolids
- Land Applied
Sludges: Solution or Problem?
- Category II: Sources designed to store, treat,
or dispose of substances; discharge through
unplanned release
- Underground
Storage Tanks
- more
Underground Storage Tanks
- even more
Underground Storage Tanks
- still
more Underground Storage Tanks
- Landfills
- Sanitary
Landfills
- Hazardous
Wastes
- Hazardous
Waste Landfills
- Stabilization
Ponds
- Sludge
Disposal at Blacksburg Water Treatment
Plant
- New River
Resource Authority Landfill: Preventative
Measures for Ground Water Contamination
- Swine Wastes
- Category III: Sources designed to retain
substances during transport or transmission
- Sewer
Infiltration and Overflow
- Category IV: Sources discharging as
consequences of other planned activities
- Road
Deicing Salts
- more Deicing
Salts
- Agriculture
- Acid Mine
Drainage
- more
Acid Mine Drainage
- even
more Acid Mine Drainage
- Nitrate
Leaching in No-tillage Cropping Systems
- Category V: Sources providing conduit of
inducing discharge through altered flow patterns
- Category VI: Naturally occuring sources whose
discharge is created or excerbated by human
activity
- Urban Runoff
- more Urban
Runoff
- Nonpoint
Source Pollution of the Chesapeake Bay
via Groundwater
- Miscellaneous sources
- Watershed
Management: Protecting Our Groundwater
Types of Contaminants
Transport of Contaminants
Fate of Contaminants
Models
Remediation
Monitoring
Legal Aspects
Miscellaneous
Index
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