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Modeling the Water-Quality Effects to the Klamath River from Recirculation in Drains and Canals, Oregon and California, 2006–15
usgs, geological survey, united states, science, government publication, usgs scientific investigations report, 2023, 5059, modeling, water, quality, effects, klamath, river, recirculation, drains, canals, oregon, california, 2006
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