Upper Pecos River Water Quality Study, 1980-1981

Jacobi GZ and Smolka LR. 1982. Upper Pecos River Water Quality Study, 1980-1981. New Mexico Health and Environment Department

Report prepared by the Surveillance and Standards Section as a part of a statewide program to monitor water quality of high priority stream reaches. The impact of mining operations at Terrero, which ceased in the 1930's, and exploratory drilling by Conoco Oil Mining Branch, abandoned in the 1970's, are discussed. As the source of domestic water supply, fish related endeavors, irrigation, animal watering, water standards for the Upper Pecos River are important. The study area and sites, methodology, and results are included.

Type
Published Report
Authors
Jacobi, Gerald; Smolka, Larry
Date of Issue
1982-07
Publisher
New Mexico Health and Environment Department
Units
PECO , WRD
Keywords
Aquatic Sciences, Clemson, Environmental Impact, Mining, NM, Oil & Gas Activities, Petroleum Resources, Rivers & Streams, Upper Pecos River, Water Quality

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