NORTHEASTERN GEOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES
Table of Contents
Volume 18, Number 3, 1996, September

THEMATIC ISSUE II: ENVIRONMENTAL AND ENERGY SESSIONS:
AN EDITORIAL
Gerald M. Friedman, 157

RIPARIAN WELLS ALONG OIL CREEK, NORTHWEST PENNSYLVANIA
Samuel T. Pees, 157

UIC PERMITTING PROCESS FOR CLASS IID AND CLASS IIIG WELLS:
PROTECTION OF DRINKING WATER IN NEW YORK STATE
Charles J. Hillenbrand, 173

IMPACT OF LIGNITE AND HYDROCARBON ACCUMULATIONS ON
²²²RADON CONCENTRATIONS IN DRINKING WATER SUPPLIES
Elichia A. Venso and Jennifer J. Mollhagen, 185

GROUNDWATER CAPTURE AND REMEDIATION WITH ENGINEERED
BLASTED-BEDROCK ZONES
Jeffrey E. Loney, P.G., David A. Edwards, and James W. Little, 195

25 YEARS OF NEW YORK STATE GAS PRODUCTION AND
DEVELOPMENT, 1970-1994
Eric B. Shyer, 201

LANDSLIDE MECHANICAL COMPACTION IN MIDDLE DEVONIAN
LIMESTONES OF THE ONONDAGA AND MARCELLUS FORMATIONS
AT CHERRY VALLEY, NEW YORK
Richard H. Lindemann and Frederick R. Schuele, 219

EVIDENCE FOR THE CORRELATION OF THE UPPER PART OF THE
LLEWELLYN FORMATION (PENNSYLVANIA ANTHRACITE REGION),
WITH THE MONONGAHELA FORMATION
Jane R. Eggleston, Christopher Wnuk, and William E. Edmunds, 230

MECHANICS AND STRESS ANALYSIS ON THE PINE COBBLE SLUMP,
WILLIAMSTOWN, MASSACHUSETTS
Demian M. Saffer and David P. Dethier, 237

REWORKED MACROFOSSILS IN A SEQUENCE BOUNDING
TRANSGRESSIVE LAG DEPOSIT, WENONAH-MT. LAUREL AND NAVESINK
FORMATIONS, MONMOUTH COUNTY, NEW JERSEY AND PLACEMENT OF
THE CAMPANIAN-MAASTRICHTIAN BOUNDARY
Martin A. Becker, William Slatterly, and John A. Chamberlain, Jr., 243

BOOK REVIEWS, 253

ANNOUNCEMENT, 255

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