By: Caleb Bageant, Derek Brenneman, “Ninja” Nick Tabidze, and Antonio Sanchez.

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By: Caleb Bageant, Derek Brenneman, “Ninja” Nick Tabidze, and Antonio Sanchez

The dirt on impervious surfaces What is an impervious surface? Impervious:“not permitting penetration or passage; impenetrable: The coat is impervious to rain.” Surface: “any face of a body or thing: the six surfaces of a cube.” “Impervious urban surfaces are ‘desert-like’ in terms of hydrology and micro-climate.”

Land Use Humans use land in many different and productive ways. Some ways in Berkely County area are: Parks and recreational facilities Schools Roads Stores Houses Farms Orchards Farms alone cover 3,378,452 acres of land in WV.

This field has been packed down so much that it is an impervious surface. The road, sidewalk and Washington Monument are all impervious surfaces.

This field is not an impervious surface This picture of MHS water shed is not an impervious surface

The part of Mill Creek shown is not an impervious surface.

Watershed Data Mill Creek:(Data taken Nov ) Temperature:5.5 o Celsius pH:7.5 Conductivity:680 US Dissolved Oxygen:10 PPM Nitrate/Nitrite:0 PPM Alkalinity:275 PPM Turbidity:0 JTU Bacteriana na

Big Run: (Data taken Oct ) Temperature:7.5 o Celsius pH:7 Conductivity:na US Dissolved Oxygen:10 PPM Nitrate/Nitrite:0 PPM Alkalinity:300 PPM Turbidity:0 JTU Bacteriana na

Opequon Creek: Temperature:6 o Celsius pH:7 Dissolved Oxygen:10 PPM Nitrate/Nitrite:1 PPM

Biological Test for Bodies of Water CreatureMill CreekBig RunOpequon(over five day counting period) Stoneflies Damselflies00124 Mayflies61831 Case-building Caddisflies 0184 Scuds108 Minnows001

Conclusion: Big Run is in the best shape out of the three streams. This is most likely because it is at the start of a river. It does not have contaminants from earlier parts of the river. The Opequon River is in the middle of the scale. It certainly could be doing better, but it also could be in much worse shape. Mill Creek is in the worst shape of the three. Land around Mill Creek is undergoing aggressive growth. This combined with the farms and the quarry means there are many forms and entranses for pollutants to seep into the water. We should attempt to clean the stream before it is too late.

Cause & Effect Cause: Imperviouse surfaces are necessary for human life. The problem is that they block water and hold polutants Effects: Water can not be absorbed Water is not properly filtered Water carries polutents to rivers. watershed quality suffers

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