Evidence for groundwater and surface marine water contamination by waste disposal wells in the Florida keys
Authors:
- John H. PaulJPJohn H. Paul
- Joan B. RoseJRJoan B. Rose
- Sunny C. JiangSunny C. Jiang
- Xingting ZhouXZXingting Zhou
- Pamela CochranPCPamela Cochran
- Christina KelloggCKChristina Kellogg
- Jordan B. KangJKJordan B. Kang
- Dale GriffinDGDale Griffin
- Samual FarrahSFSamual Farrah
- Jerzy LukasikJLJerzy Lukasik
- 1 June 1997
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Water Research
- Vol. 31 (6) , 1448-1454
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