Denis R LeBlanc
Denis LeBlanc is a Scientist Emeritus with the New England Water Science Center.
Denis presently coordinates a multidisciplinary research effort at the USGS Cape Cod Toxic Substances Hydrology Research site at the Joint Base Cape Cod (JBCC) near Falmouth, Mass. He also provides technical support to Air Force and Army National Guard environmental restoration programs at JBCC and participates in several projects with the U.S Environmental Protection Agency on nitrogen and other wastewater contaminants in Cape Cod's groundwater.
Denis received his B.S. in Hydrology from the University of New Hampshire and his M.S. in Civil and Environmental Engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He is a member of the National Ground Water Association and the Geological Society of America, where he is a GSA Fellow. He has focused on Cape Cod's freshwater resources since joining the USGS in 1975.
Science and Products
Assessment of Potential Effects of Water-Supply Withdrawals on Groundwater Levels near the Hyannis Ponds Complex, Barnstable, Massachusetts
Hydrologic Site Assessment for Passive Treatment of Groundwater Nitrogen with Permeable Reactive Barriers, Cape Cod, Massachusetts
USGS Publications on the Water Resources of Cape Cod and Southeastern Massachusetts
Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances From Firefighting and Domestic Wastewater Remain in Groundwater for Decades
40 Years Presenting Cape Cod Hydrology
USGS has studied the hydrology of Cape Cod and the Islands and demonstrated our science to the public for more than four decades. Many visitor groups from government agencies, universities, nonprofit organizations, and local communities have learned about our groundwater and surface water research in southeastern Massachusetts. USGS Research Hydrologist Emeritus Denis Leblanc has been a pillar in...
Science and Products
Assessment of Potential Effects of Water-Supply Withdrawals on Groundwater Levels near the Hyannis Ponds Complex, Barnstable, Massachusetts
Hydrologic Site Assessment for Passive Treatment of Groundwater Nitrogen with Permeable Reactive Barriers, Cape Cod, Massachusetts
USGS Publications on the Water Resources of Cape Cod and Southeastern Massachusetts
Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances From Firefighting and Domestic Wastewater Remain in Groundwater for Decades
40 Years Presenting Cape Cod Hydrology
USGS has studied the hydrology of Cape Cod and the Islands and demonstrated our science to the public for more than four decades. Many visitor groups from government agencies, universities, nonprofit organizations, and local communities have learned about our groundwater and surface water research in southeastern Massachusetts. USGS Research Hydrologist Emeritus Denis Leblanc has been a pillar in...