Environmental assessment for acid deposition on pothole organisms, Arches National Park and Grand Resource Area, Bureau of Land Management

Graham T. 1988. Environmental assessment for acid deposition on pothole organisms, Arches National Park and Grand Resource Area, Bureau of Land Management. National Park Service, Southeast Utah Group, Resource Management Division. Moab, UT

Describes a proposed study of pothole ecology response to acid deposition from rain and other sources, the study requiring alteration of some pool environments by the addition of sulphuric acid. The paper describes the environmental impacts of the proposed action and alternatives, with proposed mitigations.

Type
Published Report
Authors
Graham, Tim
Date of Issue
1988
Publisher
National Park Service, Southeast Utah Group, Resource Management Division
Units
ARCH , CANY
Keywords
Acidity, Animal Studies, Aquatic Studies, Ecology, Environmental Assessment (EA), Inventory, Invertebrates, Limnology, Management, Monitoring, Natural Resources, NCPN springs literature 2003, Plant Studies, potholes (geologic), Resource Management, Rock, Water Quantity

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