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Water quality data for Kansas: .... water year. [1968-1982]
No full textChiefly tables.Reports basic water quality data collected on Kansas rivers and streams
Environmental radiation surveillance in Kansas: July, 1983 thru June, 1984
No full text"Fall, 1984."
"The Environmental Radiation.Surveillance Program is one of several radiological health programs in the Radiation Control Program of the Bureau of Air Quality and Radiation Control, Division of Environment, Kansas Department of Health and Environment."The State of Kansas, Department of Health and Environment, operates a statewide surveillance program for the purpose of monitoring and determining the concentrations of radioactivity in the environment. This publication reports and summarizes the results of the environmental radiation surveillance program for the time period July, 1983 through June, 1984Environmental Radiation Surveillance In Kansas - July, 1983 Through June, 1984
Table Of Contents
List Of Tables
List Of Figures
Acknowledgements
I. Purpose
II. Organization
III. Surveillance Program
Table 1. Radiological Environmental Surveillance Program
A. Routine Radiological Environmental Surveillance
B. Wolf Creek Generating Station (WCGS) Monitoring Program
Table 2. Preoperational Radiological Environmental Monitoring Program
C. Special Radiogical Surveillance
D. Analyses
E. Equipment
F. Quality Control
IV. Results
C. Routine Radiological Environmental Surveillance
Routine Surface Water
Routine Surface Water Sampling Stations
Figure 1. Surface Water Sampling Sites
Routine Surface Water Table 3
Drinking Water Program
Routine Air
Figure 2. Air Sampling Site
Air Sampling Data - FY 1984 Table 4
Air FY 1984 Table 5
Precipitation
Figure 4 Precipitation Sampling Site
Precipitation Table 6
Milk
Figure 5 Milk Sampling Sites
Milk Table 7
D. Wolf Creek Generating Station Monitoring Program
WCGS Program Summary FY 1984 Table 8
WCGS Air Monitoring
FY 1984 Air Sampling Stations Table 9
Map Of Air And Milk Sampling Sites Figure 6
WCGS Air Monitoring Stations FY 1984
WCGS Direct Radiation Monitoring (TLD's)
Map Of WCGS TLD Monitoring Sites Figure 7
Wolf Creek TLD Stations Table 11
WCGS Surface Water
Map Of WCGS Surface Water Sampling Sites Figure 8
WCGS Surface Water Table 12
WCGS Ground Water
Map Of WCGS Ground Water Sampling Sites Figure 9
WCGS Ground Water Table 13
WCGS Drinking Water
Map Of WCGS Drinking Water Sampling Sites Figure 10
WCGS Drinking Water Table 14
WCGS Milk
Map Of Milk Sampling Sites Figure 11
WCGS Milk - FY 1984 Table 15
WCGS Soil
WCGS Soil - FY 1984 Table 16
WCGS Soil Sampling Sites Figure 12
WCGS Biota, Fish, Sediments, Algae, Rooted Aquatic Plants, And Food Products
Summary Of Other Sampling Results Table 17
WCGS Map For Locating Biota, Sediments, Algae And Rooted Aquatic Plant Sampling Figure 13
E. Special Radiological Surveillance Program
Facility Surveillance
Localized Surveillance
Appendix
Other title: Locating, Constructing, and Operating Septic Tank Systems for Rural Homes
No full textFifth Printing.; "January 1975.""This manual has been prepared to aid and assist rural families in Kansas in providing sanitary and safe disposal for sewage and waste water from their homes. ... The use of individual septic tank systems for the disposal of wastes m urban areas, as a substitute for community sewers, is not recommended. ... The designs shown in this bulletin are not suitable for use at schools, institutions, or commercial establishments such as motels, restaurants, camps or trailer parks."Introduction -- Suitability of Soil -- Percolation Tests -- Procedure for Making Percolation Tests -- Absorption Field -- Standard Trenches -- Construction -- Optional Method of Absorption Field with Distribution Box -- The Septic Tank -- Functions of the Septic Tank -- Location of the Septic Tank -- Design of Septic Tank -- Inspection -- Operation and Maintenance of Septic Tank Systems
Waterwatch: "208" water quality management plans and progress.
No full textIssued quarterly.
Holdings in this Resource: [No. 1] (no date) -- Vol.1 No.2 (September 1976) -- No. 3 (Winter 1977) -- [No. 3] Supplement -- No. 4 (Spring 1997) -- No. 5 (Summer 1977) -- No. 6 (Fall 1977) -- No. 7 (Winter 1977) -- No. 8 (Spring 1978) -- No. 9 (Summer 1978) -- No. 10 (Spring 1979) -- [No. 11] (no date).Reports progress on water quality management planning in Kansas as required by Section 208 of the 1972 amendments of the Federal Water Pollution Control Act
Kansas environment, 1981
No full textThis internet resource combines newsletters issued throughout the year.
Issued quarterl
Kansas Environment, 1983
No full textThis internet resource combines newsletters issued throughout the year.
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Kansas Environment, 1982
No full textThis internet resource combines newsletters issued throughout the year.
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Other Title: House Bill 2432
No full text"March 18, 2020."
Testimony before the Kansas Legislature, Senate Committee on Agriculture and Natural Resources, by KDHE, Division of Environment.Testimony in support of HB 2432 "which establishes a Kansas pesticide waste disposal program to be administered by the secretary of agriculture for the collection and disposal of pesticide waste in the state. House Bill 2432 will provide funding for the safe collection and disposal of pesticide waste material. In addition to unintentional releases, providing a collection program will prevent intentional dumping of unwanted pesticides. Over time, pesticide released into the soil may percolate downward and contaminate groundwater used as a drinking water source for private and public wells. ... Collection and disposal of pesticide waste material will eliminate a source of contamination of soil and groundwater and provide for the protection of public health.
KDHE Division of Environment Overview. [2013]
No full textapplication/pdf; "January 17, 2013."; Presentation before the Kansas Legislature, House Committee on Energy & Environment, presented by the Division of Environment, Kansas Department of Health and Environment.Presentation giving a comprehensive overview of the Division of Environment, Kansas Department of Health and Environment, including the Bureaus of Waste Management, Water, and Air.KDHE Division of Environment Overview / John Mitchell -- Bureau of Waste Management Overview / Bill Bider -- Bureau of Water Overview / Mike Tate -- Bureau of Air Overview / Rick Brunetti
Kansas environment, 1980
No full textThis internet resource combines newsletters issued throughout the year.
Issued quarterl
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