Characterization of Groundwater in Johns and Emery Valleys, Garfield and Kane County, Utah, With Emphasis on the Groundwater Budget and Groundwater–Surface-Water Interaction (SS-172) ROAD TRIP He disavowed violent conflict and

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Characterization of Groundwater in Johns and Emery Valleys, Garfield and Kane County, Utah, With Emphasis on the Groundwater Budget and Groundwater–Surface-Water Interaction (SS-172) ROAD TRIP He disavowed violent conflict andBy: Janae Wallace, Trevor H. Schlossnagle, Kathryn Ladig, Paul C. Inkenbrandt, Hugh Hurlow, and Christian Hardwick Johns and Emery Valley are located in Southwestern Utah in a scenic and beautiful area with a Pristine Classified aquifer (TDS < 500 mg L) that serves nearby Bryce Canyon National Park. Water quality, quantity, and the potential for water quality degradation are critical elements that may determine the extent and nature of future tourism