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Water Atlas of Virginia : Basic Facts about Virginia's Water Resources. by Frits van der Leeden. Naturalists-anyone whose profession involves water Government Officials Water regulatory agencies Health officials People with water-related responsibility in federal agencies such as EPA, USGS state officials, Departments of Environmental Protection, Environmental Quality, Public Health, and Municipal Agencies ALL LIBRARIES.

The water encyclopedia. Frits van der Leeden, Fred L. Troise, David Keith Todd. It also includes a wide array of. Designed to put an end to hunting through government publications, textbooks, technical journals, and scientific reports to find a badly needed fact on water, this bestseller contains the facts. More). It also includes a wide array o. 2nd ed. distributed by William Kaufmann, 1979. Lewis Publishers, 1990. Are you sure you want to remove The Water Atlas of Virginia from your list?

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A historical atlas from 1698 with 151 city maps from the Northern and Southern Netherlands, from Groningen to Lille. The book is just magnificent and features 185 maps of different cities in the Netherlands and Belgium, including Alkmaar, Amsterdam, Antwerp, Brussels, Ghent, Gouda, Leeuwarden, Leiden, Middelburg and Zwolle. Not all the plates are maps, some are of important buildings or cityscapes, especially in Amsterdam. At 14 x 21 x . inches and 1. pounds, this is definitely not a light read.

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Mathematical models, water quality and protection of ground water resources are among 29 topics included in this bibliography. Radionuclides in ground water from nuclear waste disposal; salt water intrusion; underground waste disposal; dating; ground water flow; well design, construction, corrosion, bacteria and incrustation are also addressed View.