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About rtiwari
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Entries by rtiwari
Source Water Delineation for Communities
January 20, 2023 in blog /by rtiwariFor better and more accurate source water delineations, IGS is available to assist communities with their well head protection planning, especially in the crucial delineation of the well head protection area.
Drought Regions of Iowa
December 14, 2022 in blog /by rtiwariThe Iowa Geological Survey (IGS) has significantly assisted in creating the drought plan by providing scientific expertise on the state’s regional characteristics and available hydrologic data.
New Maps Published as part of USGS STATEMAP Program
September 14, 2022 in The Latest at IGS /by rtiwariQuestions answered
August 26, 2022 in blog /by rtiwariCheck out IGS GeoCore if you have questions about what a certain type of rock looks like. You may be able to find your answer.
A Day in the Field
April 29, 2022 in blog /by rtiwariWaking up early or working into the early evening allows us to see some great sunrises and sunsets, and some field sites are located off the beaten track, enabling us to see wildflowers and native aquatic or bird species up close
Water Farming for Conservation
March 28, 2022 in blog /by rtiwariThe key component needed for water farming is thinking about how water moves across your field and then designing a water management system that meets your goals.
What is Carbon Sequestration
January 28, 2022 in blog /by rtiwariIf Iowa wants to get serious about doing its part to combat climate change then investments will need to be made to better understand the potential for geologic storage of CO2 in Iowa. . . . The IGS stands ready to lead this charge while collaborating with industry partners and lawmakers to make sure that Iowans do not miss the opportunity to play an integral role in securing a better climate future for our state.
Our latest issue of The IGS Geode
January 18, 2022 in The Latest at IGS /by rtiwariReflections from a Retiring Hydrogeologist
January 10, 2022 in blog /by rtiwariWater is a critical for life and prosperity, and the investment in protecting and managing Iowa’s water resources is essential.
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