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The Recommended Criteria and Indicators of Groundwater Sustainability

The Recommended Criteria and Indicators of Groundwater Sustainability for the State of Michigan prepared by Alan Steinman PhD on behalf of the Michigan Groundwater Conservation Advisory Council - GWCAC May 5, 2007

The report summarizes the findings of the March 26, 2007, Workshop and provides 6 major recommendations to the Michigan Legislature for the development of 11 groundwater sustainability indicators and 16 measurements with associated criteria to guide the sustainable management of groundwater resources in Michigan.

To view report click report name above.

Please direct comments to the GWCAC Sustainability chairman Dr. Alan Steinman E-mail: steinmaa@gvsu.edu, or in writing to Annis Water Resources Institute, Grand Valley State University, Lake Michigan Center, 740 West Shoreline Drive, Muskegon MI 49441


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