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Groundwater Project<\/u><\/h1>\n
Ground Water in Aquifer Systems in LaGrange County: Baseline Water Chemistry, Nitrate Contamination and Aquifer Sensitivity<\/a>
Applications of Hydrogeologic Settings in Ground Water Vulnerability Mapping in LaGrange County, Indiana<\/a>
Evaluation of Ground Water in LaGrange County<\/a>
Spontaneous Abortions Possibly Related to Ingestion of Nitrate-Contaminated Well Water – LaGrange County, Indiana, 1991-1994<\/a>
Hydrogeologic atlas of aquifers in Indiana<\/a>
Septic tank and ground-water contamination<\/a>
Groundwater contamination from two septic systems in sand aquifers<\/a>
Septic leachate to Whitefish lake<\/a>
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Meth Labs<\/span><\/h1>\nList of property from the Indiana State Police<\/a>
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Applications of Hydrogeologic Settings in Ground Water Vulnerability Mapping in LaGrange County, Indiana<\/a>
Evaluation of Ground Water in LaGrange County<\/a>
Spontaneous Abortions Possibly Related to Ingestion of Nitrate-Contaminated Well Water – LaGrange County, Indiana, 1991-1994<\/a>
Hydrogeologic atlas of aquifers in Indiana<\/a>
Septic tank and ground-water contamination<\/a>
Groundwater contamination from two septic systems in sand aquifers<\/a>
Septic leachate to Whitefish lake<\/a>
Contamination of water by septic tanks<\/a><\/p>\n
2014 (pdf)<\/a>
2013 (pdf)<\/a>
2012 (pdf)<\/a>
2011 (pdf)<\/a>
2010 (pdf)<\/a>
2009 (pdf)<\/a>
2008 (pdf)<\/a>
2007 (pdf)<\/a><\/p>\nMeth Labs<\/span><\/h1>\n
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Eastern Equine Encephalitis Virus<\/a>: Eastern equine encephalitis virus (EEEV) is primarily transmitted in Indiana by mosquitoes in the genus Coquillettidia<\/em><\/span>. People infected with EEEV can develop severe inflammation in the brain.<\/span>\u00a0<\/span><\/span><\/h2>\n