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Seawater intrusion challenges coastal communities

Submitted by Peter Johnston on February 7, 2018 - 9:37pm

This attachment is page one of a two-page PDF document scan I made from the Washington State Department of Ecology, from an newsletter "Coastal Currents" Vol XV No 10  April 1991 with the above title.  Page 2 will be on my next blog entry.

Risk factors for salt water intrusion into wells include proximity to coast (<500m), well depth (>200ft),  pumping rate and/or well density, and peninsulas and low-lying areas.

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Submitted by Peter Johnston on February 8, 2018 - 9:18am.

Page 2 is delayed, because it's a tiny bit too large to upload. I'll work to post it as soon as I can. Sorry for the delay.

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