Midwest Technology Assistance Center for Small Public Water Systems Final Report

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

Development of an Observation Well Network in the Mahomet Aquifer of East-Central Illinois

Illinois State Water Survey

The Water Cycle and Water Budgets in Illinois: A Framework for Drought and Water Supply Planning

Illinois State Water Survey

A Plan for Scientific Assessment of Water Supplies in Illinois

Illinois State Water Survey

2008: A Record Wet and Stormy Year in Illinois

published or submitted for publication

The Severe Winter of 2008-09 in Illinois

published or submitted for publication

The 2005 Illinois Drought

Illinois State Water Survey

Arsenic in Groundwater in Central Illinois

Illinois State Water Survey

Impacts of Recent Climate Anomalies: Losers and Winners

Illinois State Water Survey

Monitoring Mercury Deposition: A Key Tool to Understanding the Link Between Emissions and Effects

Illinois State Water Survey/National Atmospheric Deposition Program

Insights to Key Questions about Climate Change

Illinois State Water Survey

Evaluating Water Temperature, Habitat and Fish Communities in Candidate Coolwater Streams in Illinois Annual Project Report 2010

Work during this reporting period focused on characterizing temperature, habitat, and biological communities at candidate coolwater sites. During the past year we have collected additional temperature data from 57 candidate streams and other locations and now have records from 232 stream reaches. Eighty-two sites in Illinois have been identified as cool- or coldwater based on these records. Physical habitat surveys have been conducted at 79 sites where temperature data were available. Fish and macroinvertebrate data were obtained from the cooperative basin survey program data managers for candidate sites whenever possible and added to collections made during previous project years. This report summarizes progress for the period beginning 1 October 2009 and ending 30 September 2010. Additional analyses are ongoing and will be presented in the final report upon completion of this project.