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Bulletin 1242-5
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This publication is part of the Environmental Water Quality series.

Drinking water sources in Georgia (surface and ground water) can be contaminated by landfills and dumps, leaky septic tanks, urban runoff, industry and agricultural operations. The state of Georgia has implemented two programs designed to identify potential sources of pollution and protect drinking water sources.

Status and Revision History
Published on Sep 28, 2004
Published on Feb 23, 2009
Published on May 14, 2009
Published with Full Review on May 15, 2012
Published with Minor Revisions on Aug 02, 2017
Published with Minor Revisions on Apr 30, 2024

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Gary L. Hawkins Associate Professor - Water Resource Management, Crop & Soil Sciences

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