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  1. Surfactant And Cosolvent Flushing

    When properly implemented, surfactant and cosolvent flushing technologies can recover substantial quantities of contaminant mass from chlorinated...
    Kurt D. Pennell, Natalie L. Cápiro, Douglas I. Walker in Chlorinated Solvent Source Zone Remediation
    Chapter 2014

  2. The Environmental Impact of War: A Personal Retrospective

    Although past wars have, of course, been destructive of the environment to some greater or lesser extent (indeed, the same can be said for all wars),...
    Arthur H. Westing in Arthur H. Westing
    Chapter 2013

  3. Comparative Hydrodynamics during Events along a Barrier Island: Explanation for Overwash

    A fairly undeveloped barrier island along the mid-Atlantic coast, Onslow Beach, was exposed to two differing, yet sequential meteorological events in...

    Janelle V. Reynolds-Fleming, Richard A. Luettich, Jason G. Fleming in Estuaries and Coasts
    Article 28 November 2012

  4. Non-monotonic Responses of Phytoplankton Biomass Accumulation to Hydrologic Variability: A Comparison of Two Coastal Plain North Carolina Estuaries

    Freshwater inputs often play a more direct role in estuarine phytoplankton biomass (chlorophyll a ) accumulation than nitrogen (N) inputs, since...

    Benjamin L. Peierls, Nathan S. Hall, Hans W. Paerl in Estuaries and Coasts
    Article 15 September 2012

  5. Source Remediation Challenges

    This chapter provides an overview of the challenges that impede successful remediation of chlorinated solvent source zones and recent advances in our...
    L. M. Abriola, J. A. Christ, ... C. A. Ramsburg in Delivery and Mixing in the Subsurface
    Chapter 2012

  6. Landscape Influences on Headwater Streams on Fort Stewart, Georgia, USA

    Military landscapes represent a mixture of undisturbed natural ecosystems, developed areas, and lands that support different types and intensities of...

    Henriette I. Jager, Mark S. Bevelhimer, ... Katy A. Smith in Environmental Management
    Article 17 July 2011

  7. Integrated Modeling to Mitigate Climate Change Risk Due to Sea Level Rise

    Climate change is expected to significantly alter low-lying coastal and intertidal areas, which provide significant seasonal habitats for a variety...
    M. Convertino, G. A. Kiker, ... I. Linkov in Climate
    Conference paper 2011

  8. Reconstructing Historical Exposures to Volatile Organic Compound-Contaminated Drinking Water at a U.S. Military Base

    Two of three water-distribution systems that have historically supplied drinking water to family housing at U.S. Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune,...

    M. L. Maslia, M. M. Aral, ... P. Z. Ruckart in Water Quality, Exposure and Health
    Article 01 February 2009

  9. Transport and Degradation of a Trichloroethylene Plume Within a Stream Hyporheic Zone

    In predicting natural attenuation rates for contaminant plumes, it is vital to determine flow patterns, suitability of chemical and microbial...
    John B. Williams, Gary Mills, ... Noelle Garvin in Proceedings of the 2007 National Conference on Environmental Science and Technology
    Conference paper 2009

  10. Physical and Chemical Groundwater Remediation Technologies

    Groundwater is the main source of drinking water as well as agricultural and industrial usage. Unfortunately, groundwater quality has been degraded...
    Krishna R. Reddy in Overexploitation and Contamination of Shared Groundwater Resources
    Conference paper 2008

  11. Reversal of eutrophication following sewage treatment upgrades in the New River Estuary, North Carolina

    The New River Estuary consists of a series of broad shallow lagoons draining a catchment area of 1,436 km 2 , located in Onslow County, North Carolina....

    Michael A. Mallin, Matthew R. McIver, ... Virginia L. Johnson in Estuaries
    Article 01 October 2005

  12. In-Situ Treatment Technologies

    In the United States, federal legislation and implementation of the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act...
    C. H. Ward, J. B. Hughes, ... J. E. Szecsody in Innovative Approaches to the On-Site Assessment and Remediation of Contaminated Sites
    Chapter 2002
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