Class V Underground Injection Control Study

EPA Number:	816R99014
Date of Publication:	September, 1999
Pages:	4
Audience	teachers, concerned citizens, industry
	Publication Comments

	Available from:
	WEB	http://www.epa.gov/safewater/uic/cl5study.html

The Class V study provides background information for EPA to use in evaluating the risk that approximately 20 types of Class V wells pose to underground sources of drinking water: Agricultural Drainage, Storm Water Drainage, Carwashes, Large-Capacity Septic Systems, Food Processing Disposal, Sewage Treatment Effluent, Laundromats Without Dry Cleaning Facilities, Spent Brine Return Flow, Mine Backfill, Aquaculture, Solution Mining, In-Situ Fossil Fuel Recovery, Special Drainage, Experimental, Aquifer Remediation, Geothermal Electric Power, Geothermal Direct Heat Return Flow, Heat Pump/Air Conditioning Return Flow, Salt Water Intrusion Barrier, Aquifer Recharge/Recovery, Noncontact Cooling Water, and Subsidence Control. More...

Keywords:
Ground Water
Surface Water/Watersheds
Underground Injection Control
Class V Injection Wells