RE: NANFA-- water quality lessons

Ashton, Matthew J. (AshtonMJ_at_hiram.edu)
Wed, 25 Jun 2003 22:05:15 -0400

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-----Nick try looking at the Ohio EPA site. They a ton of their reports online and they do a good explination of alot of the things youve listed especially the TDS and coliform. From what I remeber they are in pretty understandable terms because they are public reports. There was one done on the Rocky River a few years ago its on my computer somewhere. The big ones pertaining to systems are about 20+ pages so they do a good overall job of covering material.

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