WRRCSR No. 07:21:87 Aquifer Recharge by Irrigation with Primary Effluent: Field Experiments with California Grass and Sugarcane
WRRCSR No. 07:21:87 Aquifer Recharge by Irrigation with Primary Effluent: Field Experiments with California Grass and Sugarcane
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1987-07
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Lau, L. Stephen
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Water Resources Research Center, University of Hawaii at Manoa
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The 'Ewa caprock aquifer has been a long-standing water source for southern Oahu, but the freshwater viability of the aquifer is being threatened with a gradual increase in the salinity level of pumped aquifer water in recent years. Concern over enhancing the freshwater quantity and quality of the 'Ewa caprock aquifer prompted a consortium of six agencies to sponsor a demonstration “Groundwater Recharge with Treated Wastewater Effluent” project.
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Aquifers -- Hawaii -- Testing.,
Water reuse -- Hawaii.,
Sewage -- Purification.
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Lau, L Stephen. Aquifer recharge by irrigation with primary effluent: field experiments with California grass and sugarcane. Honolulu (HI): Water Resources Research Center, University of Hawaii at Manoa. WRRC special report, 07:21:87.
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10 pages
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