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Herbicides
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In 1985, seven samples taken at Tuttle Creek revealed an 8.6 microgram-a-liter herbicide level, Carney said.
slow the flow of chemicals into the Kansas River, Carney said.
Carnay used 1989's lower herbicide levels could be attributed to farmers tilling to reduce run-off and to last year's drought.
Ray Vandenberg, aquatic biologist with the Corps, said the Corps had asked farmers who leased Corps land near the lakes to reduce the use of the chemicals. The Corps will probably ban the herbicides from its lands in 1991, he said.
Gelvin said, "Now that (the herbicides) are getting regulated, we're seeing less and less of it. If the EPA can enforce the 3.0 level, it would certainly make it a lot easier on us."
If the Kansas River level ever did rise above the 3.0 microgram-a-liter level, the city would
implement a different cleaning system such as carbon filtering, Gelvin said.
The current treatment process doesn't have filters designed specifically to remove the herbicides, but 10 to 20 percent of the chemicals are removed by the regular process. Gelvin said.
Gelvin said if the EPA enforced the maximum contamination level of 3.0 micrograms-a-litter, the city would probably not have to create
He said that the plant at Third and Indiana streets already had the equipment necessary for the carbon-filtration process, but that chemicals would have to be purchased for it to be implemented. Gelvin said he did not know how much the chemicals would cost.
He said, however, that if the EPA level were lowered substantially, the city might have to consider beginning a new program.
Cadaver
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"The initial reaction was extremely positive," Davies said. "At the end of the introductory lecture, many students applauded."
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in this sense. However, there are some parts of the system I would like to see changed."
Bast said some of the navigation through the system could be made easier for the user.
Most of the software for the system already has been developed, but the system itself is only about 20 percent complete. he said.
The creators of the program intend to have the system completed by 1991.
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