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Apr 1, 1984

Constraints to Managing Interstate Aquifer

Publication: Journal of Water Resources Planning and Management
Volume 110, Issue 2

Abstract

Many considerations exist when attempting to manage a groundwater system that flows across interstate boundaries. The legal, institutional, and technical constraints managing one such system, the Coastal Plain Aquifer System of the Delaware River Basin, are described. A ground‐water management plan aimed at addressing the two biggest threats to the quality of the interstate aquifer system, synthetic organic contamination and salinity intrusion, is presented. The recommended plan includes provisions for locating future ground‐water withdrawals away from stressed areas; developing a surface water supply as part of a conjunctive use scheme; and developing new well fields in the phreatic portions of unstressed areas. The plan also contains a set of policy recommendations aimed at addressing legal and institutional problems.

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Journal of Water Resources Planning and Management
Volume 110Issue 2April 1984
Pages: 191 - 205

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David C. Noonan
Water Resources Engr., Camp Dresser and McKee Inc., Boston, Mass. 02108
Myron S. Rosenberg
Sr. Water Resources Engr., Camp Dresser and McKee Inc., Boston, Mass. 02108
Duncan W. Wood, Members, ASCE
Vice Pres., Anderson‐Nichols and Co., Inc., Boston, Mass.

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