2022 Annual CWMN Water Quality Report
Our Annual Water Quality Presentation highlights the key findings of 2022, including the impacts of the drought and future solutions.
Our Annual Water Quality Presentation highlights the key findings of 2022, including the impacts of the drought and future solutions.
NepRWA's water quality reports are used to assess the Neponset River's health and locate pollution sources.
Water quality continued to decline as the drought worsened over the summer.
Water quality declined as the drought got worse over the summer.
The month of June was significantly drier than average, worsening the already significant drought in the region.
Water quality looked promising with low E. Coli levels, high dissolved oxygen, and low phosphorus levels.
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The rainy month of July had a big impact on the water quality in our local streams.
Read the latest Water Quality Results from the Neponset River Watershed CWMN Program.
NepRWA's water quality program allows us to identify and fix problems in the waterways of the Neponset River Watershed.
Dry weather means dry streams and low Dissolved Oxygen
Lack of rainfall leads to reduced stormwater pollution and low water levels.
View results from the volunteer CWMN Program to check on the health of your waterways
Overall, it's a mixed outlook for the Neponset River, with outstanding dissolved oxygen, mediocre total phosphorus, and worsening E. coli levels.
The Neponset River makes a comeback with better E. coli, Phosphorus, and Dissolved Oxygen levels in September.
Our August water quality results show the harmful effect that polluted stormwater runoff has on the river.
Thanks to the hard work and dedication of our Citizen Water Monitoring Network (CWMN) volunteers we’re now in our 23rd year of monitoring the health of the Neponset River. We’ve successfully completed three months of CWMN sampling, and overall we have mixed results at the midpoint of our year. 15 out of the 42 sites […]
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The public is invited to join the staff of the Neponset River Watershed Association on February 7th at the Canton Public Library from 6:45 to 8:00 pm for an Annual Presentation of local water quality results.
Rainy weather contributed to high E. coli concentrations this summer.