Water Sciences Section The Water Sciences Section provides the Division of Water Resources with scientific and technical support required to monitor, regulate and manage water quality throughout North Carolina. The eight branches of the section, comprised of biologists, chemists, environmental specialists and technical support staff, evaluate the state's aquatic resources through a variety of specialized biological, chemical and physical techniques. These evaluations provide the basis for sound scientific decisions in the division's efforts to protect and enhance North Carolina's waters. Water Sciences Hot Topics Identification of Select Emerging Compounds in Public Water Supply Reservoirs of the Neuse Basin: July 2021 2018 White Lake Monitoring Report Learn About Algal Blooms in N.C. Waters Report Algal Blooms and Fish Kills to DWR On Your Phone, Tablet or PC Emerging compounds (EC) reports for Jordan Lake, Falls Lake and public water supply reservoirs in the Cape Fear, New and Watauga River Basins Report: Survey of Surface Water Quality Associated with Hurricane Florence, September 2018 Stocking Head Creek Watershed Study Cape Fear River Basin 1,4-Dioxane Study Assessment of Fish Tissue Metals in Dan River following Coal Ash Spill Dan River Ash Spill Water Quality Test Results Proposed Laboratory Certification Rule Revisions New DWR field sheets for sample submittal to WSS Chemistry Laboratory are now available
Water Sciences Section The Water Sciences Section provides the Division of Water Resources with scientific and technical support required to monitor, regulate and manage water quality throughout North Carolina. The eight branches of the section, comprised of biologists, chemists, environmental specialists and technical support staff, evaluate the state's aquatic resources through a variety of specialized biological, chemical and physical techniques. These evaluations provide the basis for sound scientific decisions in the division's efforts to protect and enhance North Carolina's waters. Water Sciences Hot Topics Identification of Select Emerging Compounds in Public Water Supply Reservoirs of the Neuse Basin: July 2021 2018 White Lake Monitoring Report Learn About Algal Blooms in N.C. Waters Report Algal Blooms and Fish Kills to DWR On Your Phone, Tablet or PC Emerging compounds (EC) reports for Jordan Lake, Falls Lake and public water supply reservoirs in the Cape Fear, New and Watauga River Basins Report: Survey of Surface Water Quality Associated with Hurricane Florence, September 2018 Stocking Head Creek Watershed Study Cape Fear River Basin 1,4-Dioxane Study Assessment of Fish Tissue Metals in Dan River following Coal Ash Spill Dan River Ash Spill Water Quality Test Results Proposed Laboratory Certification Rule Revisions New DWR field sheets for sample submittal to WSS Chemistry Laboratory are now available
