Assessing the Impacts of Urban Road Salting on Tributaries of the Chippewa River near Eau Claire, Wisconsin
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- Author(s)
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Grant, Kathryn; Eggen, Keilor; Molitor, Timothy
- Advisor(s)
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Kelly, Bridget B.; Grote, Katherine R.
- Date
- Apr 2012
- Subject(s)
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Water quality--Chippewa River (Wis.); Salt--Environmental aspects; Runoff--Environmental aspects; Chippewa River (Wis.); Eau Claire County (Wis.); Posters
- Series
- USGZE AS589
- Abstract
- Road salting is a necessary means of regulating road conditions in cold weather regions where winter precipitation is prolific. In Wisconsin, over 1 billion pounds of salt are applied to roadways during each winter season (Wisconsin Department of Transportation, 2011). Once applied, salt can utilize a number of different pathways to enter local streams during periods of increased runoff and can negatively impact aquatic ecosystems.
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- Color poster with photographs, maps, and graphs.
- Sponsor(s)
- University of Wisconsin--Eau Claire Office of Research and Sponsored Programs.
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http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1793/63353
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