Industrial Topography, Groundwater, and the Contours of Environmental KnowledgeFootnote^*

* I would like to acknowledge the valuable research assistance provided by Daniel Haag and Sean Spanyer and to thank Adam Rome and anonymous reviewers for valuable comments on a previous draft of this article.

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