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Article: Soil hydrocarbon concentrations in the South First Street Storm water runoff basin, Pocatello, Idaho.
- Article from:
- Journal of the Idaho Academy of Science
- Article date:
- June 1, 2005
- Author:
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ABSTRACT
The First Street Stormwater Retention Basin (FSSRB) was designed to collect urban storm water runoff from a portion of the City of Pocatello, ID. Soil Total Extractable Hydrocarbon (TEH) concentrations in the FSSRB were significantly higher at 0-5 cm depths (average = 688.5 ppm; range from 142-1340 ppm) than at 5-10 cm depths (average = 415.3 ppm; range from 44-1340 ppm), and there were significant differences in TEH concentration at different locations within the basin. The Idaho Department of Environmental Quality has not established regulatory limits for TEH that mandate further sampling, however ten states west of the Mississippi River have ...
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