Persistent Effects of the Gold King Mine Spill on Biota: Animas and San Juan Rivers, Northern New Mexico
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Persistent Effects of the Gold King Mine Spill on Biota: Animas and San Juan Rivers, Northern New Mexico
Summary
Persistent Effects of the Gold King Mine Spill on Biota: Animas and San Juan Rivers, Northern New Mexico is a report[1].
Key Facts
- Persistent Effects of the Gold King Mine Spill on Biota: Animas and San Juan Rivers, Northern New Mexico authored Animas and San Juan Rivers, Northern New Mexico — author (P50): Benjamin D. Duval[2].
- Persistent Effects of the Gold King Mine Spill on Biota: Animas and San Juan Rivers, Northern New Mexico authored Animas and San Juan Rivers, Northern New Mexico — author (P50): Daniel Cadol[3].
- Persistent Effects of the Gold King Mine Spill on Biota: Animas and San Juan Rivers, Northern New Mexico's instance of is recorded as Animas and San Juan Rivers, Northern New Mexico — instance of (P31): report[4].
- Persistent Effects of the Gold King Mine Spill on Biota: Animas and San Juan Rivers, Northern New Mexico's part of the series is recorded as Animas and San Juan Rivers, Northern New Mexico — part of the series (P179): Open-File Report[5].
- Persistent Effects of the Gold King Mine Spill on Biota: Animas and San Juan Rivers, Northern New Mexico's part of is recorded as Animas and San Juan Rivers, Northern New Mexico — part of (P361): New Mexico Water Data - water quality data catalog[6].
- Persistent Effects of the Gold King Mine Spill on Biota: Animas and San Juan Rivers, Northern New Mexico's language of work or name is recorded as Animas and San Juan Rivers, Northern New Mexico — language of work or name (P407): English[7].
- Persistent Effects of the Gold King Mine Spill on Biota: Animas and San Juan Rivers, Northern New Mexico's publication date is recorded as +2018-09-00T00:00:00Z[8].
- Persistent Effects of the Gold King Mine Spill on Biota: Animas and San Juan Rivers, Northern New Mexico's main subject is recorded as Animas and San Juan Rivers, Northern New Mexico — main subject (P921): 2015 Gold King Mine waste water spill[9].
- Persistent Effects of the Gold King Mine Spill on Biota: Animas and San Juan Rivers, Northern New Mexico's main subject is recorded as Animas and San Juan Rivers, Northern New Mexico — main subject (P921): stream ecology[10].
- Persistent Effects of the Gold King Mine Spill on Biota: Animas and San Juan Rivers, Northern New Mexico's title is recorded as Persistent Effects of the Gold King Mine Spill on Biota: Animas and San Juan Rivers, Northern New Mexico[11].
- Persistent Effects of the Gold King Mine Spill on Biota: Animas and San Juan Rivers, Northern New Mexico's title is recorded as Persistent Effects of the Gold King Mine Spill on Biota[12].
- Persistent Effects of the Gold King Mine Spill on Biota: Animas and San Juan Rivers, Northern New Mexico's subtitle is recorded as Animas and San Juan Rivers, Northern New Mexico[13].
- Persistent Effects of the Gold King Mine Spill on Biota: Animas and San Juan Rivers, Northern New Mexico's author name string is recorded as Jamie Martin[14].
- Persistent Effects of the Gold King Mine Spill on Biota: Animas and San Juan Rivers, Northern New Mexico's author name string is recorded as Stacy Timmons[15].
- Persistent Effects of the Gold King Mine Spill on Biota: Animas and San Juan Rivers, Northern New Mexico's funding scheme is recorded as Animas and San Juan Rivers, Northern New Mexico — funding scheme (P6195): memorandum of understanding[16].
- Persistent Effects of the Gold King Mine Spill on Biota: Animas and San Juan Rivers, Northern New Mexico's funder is recorded as Animas and San Juan Rivers, Northern New Mexico — funder (P8324): New Mexico Environment Department[17].
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Geography
Persistent Effects of the Gold King Mine Spill on Biota: Animas and San Juan Rivers, Northern New Mexico's part of is recorded as Animas and San Juan Rivers, Northern New Mexico — part of (P361): New Mexico Water Data - water quality data catalog[6].
Designation and Status
Persistent Effects of the Gold King Mine Spill on Biota: Animas and San Juan Rivers, Northern New Mexico's instance of is recorded as Animas and San Juan Rivers, Northern New Mexico — instance of (P31): report[4].