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Bureau has a vast array of capabilities for the study of groundwater
contaminants. These include basic services, such as environmental
drilling, monitoring well installation, soil-probe hydrocarbon vapor
surveys, characterization of environmental and geologic media, and
field and remote data monitoring. Scientists apply their research
skills in hydrogeology and environmental geophysics to groundwater
salinization, crude-oil and natural gas plumes, cross-formational
leakage along well bores, and drilling fluid disposal site characteristics. |
| Current
Studies |
| TCEQ Reports on Public Water Systems |
| Contaminants
in Centralized and Commercial Drilling-Fluid Disposal Sites [Description] |
| Support
of the State Energy Conservation Office in Environmental Oversight
of the U.S. Department of Energy Pantex Plant [Description] |
| Completed
Studies |
| Kelly
Air Force Base [Description] |
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