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Toxic Substances Hydrology Program

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Crosscutting Topics
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Methods

Field and laboratory environmental measurement methods

The U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) Toxic Substances Hydrology Program develops field and laboratory methods to measure a wide range of environmental properties, and develops approaches and protocols used to assess or characterize contamination.

Fully assembled BAT3 with packers (black cylinders) spaced to straddle a fracture in a bedrock borehole
Fully assembled BAT3 with packers (black cylinders) spaced to straddle a fracture in a bedrock borehole -- from the BAT3 Photo Gallery/afs/.usgs.gov/www/toxics/htdocs/photo_gallery/benthic_flux.html -- from the Benthic Flux of Dissolved Metals Photo Gallery

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