Roadway Runoff As A Source of Toxic Trace Organic Contaminants To Surface Waters Edward P. Kolodziej Center for Urban Waters, Tacoma, Washington Division of Sciences and Mathematics, U. of Washington-Tacoma […]
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Integrative Ecology of Green Architecture and Blue-Green Infrastructure for the Recovery of Ecosystem Services in Urban Environments Dr. Victor Carmona-Galindo, Director of Sustainability and Associate Professor, Biology, University of Detroit-Mercy […]
Taking the “pulse” of river ecosystems: from stream reaches to watersheds Lauren Koenig, Postdoctoral Research Associate, Department of Natural Resources and the Environment, University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT For connection information, […]
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Water Resources Engineering Career Panel Hear from industry experts about their careers and what they look for in new hires. Mar 30, 2021 05:30 PM ID: 983 8115 9282 passcode: […]
The Spokane Water Forum welcomes Diane Taniguchi-Dennis Diane is a nationally recognized water leader in environmental sustainability, water resources management, and research and development of new technology and digital solutions. […]
Flow and Transport in Agricultural Ecosystems and the Natural Environment: Advances and Applications in Soil, Water, Energy and Food Systems. Dr. Chrisophe Darnault, Clemson University Zoom Meeting ID*: 929 4486 8945 Contact Dr. Mary Santelmann (Mary.Santelmann@oregonstate.edu) for Password
Understanding Great Lakes water level variability Dr. Andrew Gronewold, Associate Professor, Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of Michigan Across the Great Lakes region, the past decade has been characterized by water abundance. Extremely high water levels on the Great Lakes, coupled with inland and coastal flooding, have raised important questions about drivers behind historical changes […]
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