Installation of a sealed domestic well cap
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Photo showing the installation of a sealed domestic well cap and instruments to continuously monitor water level and physiochemical parameters (pH, dissolved oxygen, specific conductance, and temperature). The USGS monitors the quality of groundwater across the country. The USGS has developed maps that show where and to what extent arsenic occurs in groundwater across the country.
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