Minnesota National Lakes Assessment Project: Water Mercury Concentrations in Minnesota Lakes

Minnesota National Lakes Assessment Project: Water Mercury Concentrations in Minnesota Lakes

2008

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has a responsibility to assess the health of the nation's water resources. One of the methods for assessment is a statistically based survey. The Survey of the Nation's Lakes, conducted in 2007, is one of a series of water surveys being conducted by states, tribes, EPA, and other partners. In addition to lakes, partners will also study coastal waters, wadable streams, rivers, and wetlands in a revolving sequence. The purpose of these surveys is to generate statistically valid and environmentally relevant reports on the condition of the nation's streams, lakes, wetlands, and estuaries at nation-wide and regional scales.

Monson, Bruce A
Heiskary, Steve
Swain, Edward B.

MPCA
MN Pollution Control Agency
Also noted as Swain, E. B.. MPCA

Minnesota Pollution Control Agency

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Surface Water
Water Quality & Pollutants
Water Use & Availability
Water Conveyance & Hydraulics

water quality
water qualities
water-quality
water-qualities
water quality assessment
water quality assessments
water-quality assessment
water-quality assessments
water quality data
water quality protection
metal
metals
water quality & pollutants
water quality and pollutants
water protection
water protections
water-protection
water-protections
mercury
lake assess
lake assessed
lake assesses
lake assessing
lake assessment program
lake assessment

2000-2009

Yes

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