Piper Diagram of Groundwater Chemistry from Wells Sampled at the Homestake Uranium Mill
By New England Water Science Center
2019 (approx.)
Detailed Description
This image is of a piper diagram of groundwater chemistry from wells sampled at the Homestake Mining Company Superfund Site, which was a former uranium mill, in Milan, New Mexico. This graphic comes from the 2019 USGS study by Johanna Blake, Phillip Harte, and Kent Becher entitled "Differentiating anthropogenic and natural sources of uranium by geochemical fingerprinting of groundwater at the Homestake Uranium Mill, Milan, New Mexico, USA."
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