Celebrating WRI’s 60 years of archiving research
As the Water Resources Institute celebrates its 60th anniversary, there is an additional reason to celebrate. Since its founding in 1964, WRI has invested in more than 450 projects that address issues facing the water resources of Wisconsin. The project results are captured in the digital Groundwater Project Repository. Here are some projects from the early days.
Treatment of Cheese Processing Wastewater by Ridge and Furrow Disposal – Nitrogen Transformations by William C. Boyle and Frederick J. Doran. Madison, Wisconsin: Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, 1985.
go.wisc.edu/2540kg
Hydrogeology and Groundwater Geochemistry in Fractured Dolomite, Northeastern Wisconsin by Kenneth R. Bradbury, Margaret C. Blanchard and Maureen A. Muldoon. Madison, Wisconsin: University of Wisconsin Water Resources Institute, 1988.
go.wisc.edu/953y2f
West Bend Area Road Salt Use Study by Marianna Sucht. Madison, Wisconsin: University of Wisconsin Water Resources Institute, 1990.
go.wisc.edu/h9imh2
Fate of Aldicarb Residues in a Groundwater Basin Near Plover, Wisconsin by George J. Kraft. [Unpublished doctoral thesis.] University of Wisconsin–Madison, 1990.
go.wisc.edu/f9594g
Verification Technique to Evaluate Integrity of Well Seals: Final Report, October 6, 1994 by Nazli Yesiller, Tuncer B. Edil and Craig H. Benson. Madison, Wisconsin: Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of Wisconsin–Madison, 1994.
go.wisc.edu/ij43yf