USGS employee collects data for Lake Tahoe Nutrient Source project
Detailed Description
A USGS employee collecting data for the Lake Tahoe Nearshore Nutrient Source Identification Project. Staff collect water quality samples for stable isotope analysis (phosphorus and nitrogen), performing slug tests, and collecting seepage measurements.
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Public Domain.
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