Glen Helen Water Quality: A 5-Year Exploration, 2011-2015

Audrey E. McGowin

Glen Helen Water Quality: A 5-Year Exploration, 2011-2015

Wright State University

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These slides are from my presentation at Green(e) Fest 2016 “Make Every Day Earth Day,” Glen Helen Association Annual Meeting. This is a summary of research results obtained by 50+ students enrolled in my Service-Learning Intensive Environmental Chemistry course at Wright State University. It includes recommendations to Glen Helen and the Village of Yellow Springs by the students regarding findings of high E. coli in stormwater runoff, high nitrate levels in groundwater, and violations of a foundry’s permit to discharge into Glen Helen.

Original language	American English
State	Published - Apr 23 2016

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Chemistry
Physical Sciences and Mathematics

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