News Releases

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oMar 25, 2008, Continuous Water-Quality Monitoring of Streams in Johnson County, Kansas, 2002-06

oNov 15, 2007, 2nd Public Forum on Ozark Aquifer

oJune 30, 2007, Historic Floods Measured in Southeast Kansas, beginning June 30, 2007

oJuly 20, 2007, Stream Biology Study Identifies Impacts of Urbanization in Johnson County

oMay 30, 2007, Effects of Equus Beds Groundwater Recharge Project on Water Quality are Minimal

oMay 7, 2007, Floods Dampen Drought

oMar 3, 2007, Sediment in Perry Lake Mostly from Stream Channel Banks

oMar 1, 2007, Water Storage in Equus Beds Aquifer Continues to Recover

oJan 8, 2007, Historical Mining Continues to Degrade Sediment Quality in Empire Lake

oNovember 2, 2006, New Public Forum on Ozark Aquifer in TriState Area to Address Long-Term Interstate Ground Water Availability

oAugust 1, 2006, New Record Low Flows at USGS Streamgages

oJune 30, 2006, Streamflow Records Fall with River Levels

oJune 13, 2006, City of Wichita Uses New Technology to Help Monitor Taste and Odor Occurrences in Cheney Reservoir

oMay 18, 2006, Irrigation Systems in Kansas High Plains More Efficient But Water Use Not Reduced

o April 26, 2006, National Flood Summary Describing Major Floods and Damages Now Available on World Wide Web

o March 21, 2006, Variations in Sun’s Output Linked to Midwestern Floods and Droughts

o March 3, 2006, John Redmond Reservoir has Little Effect on Gravel Deposits in the Neosho River

o January 24, 2006, Cherokee County Mining Days Long Gone but Legacy Continues for Streams and Lakes

o January 18, 2006, Discharge from Waste Water Treatment Facilities Minimally Affect Water Quality in the Kansas River

News Release Archive