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Kristi L Hill

Krist Hill is a Hydrologist for the Lower Mississippi Water Science Center, working primary in Tennessee, Nashville.

She started at the Menlo Park, CA regional office working with trace metalsprimary in surface water.

Kristi is currently working out of theTennessee, Nashville, TN office on projects primarily in the middle Tennessee area.

Her more recent work is focused on harmful algal bloom effects on surface water influenced groundwater and water quality monitoring in surface and groundwater systems.

Science and Products

Thickness of the Chicot aquifer system of southwestern Louisiana’s surficial confining unit and shallow sand lenses

The Chicot aquifer system is a vital water resource for Southwestern Louisiana, providing nearly half of the fresh groundwater the region consumes (Sargent, 2011). The aquifer’s surficial confining unit consists of a wedge-shaped thickening sequence of south to southeastern dipping, interbedded clays and courser material (primarily sand and gravel). In collaboration with the Louisiana Department o
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Lower Mississippi-Gulf Water Science Center

Dissolved arsenic, copper, and lead concentrations in surface water within the Klamath Basin (ver. 3.0, October 2022)

Arsenic (As) toxicity is a global environmental and health problem. There are both natural (eg volcanic activity) and anthropogenic sources of As (eg lead arsenate and copper arsenate were commonly used pesticides in the 1900's). Aqueous levels of arsenic in the Klamath Basin (CA, OR), which has a volcanic origin, can exceed at some locations both the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality hum
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Geology, Minerals, Energy, and Geophysics Science Center

Science and Products

Thickness of the Chicot aquifer system of southwestern Louisiana’s surficial confining unit and shallow sand lenses

The Chicot aquifer system is a vital water resource for Southwestern Louisiana, providing nearly half of the fresh groundwater the region consumes (Sargent, 2011). The aquifer’s surficial confining unit consists of a wedge-shaped thickening sequence of south to southeastern dipping, interbedded clays and courser material (primarily sand and gravel). In collaboration with the Louisiana Department o
By
Lower Mississippi-Gulf Water Science Center

Dissolved arsenic, copper, and lead concentrations in surface water within the Klamath Basin (ver. 3.0, October 2022)

Arsenic (As) toxicity is a global environmental and health problem. There are both natural (eg volcanic activity) and anthropogenic sources of As (eg lead arsenate and copper arsenate were commonly used pesticides in the 1900's). Aqueous levels of arsenic in the Klamath Basin (CA, OR), which has a volcanic origin, can exceed at some locations both the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality hum
By
Geology, Minerals, Energy, and Geophysics Science Center