Water Science

Enviornmental stresses are resulting in the deteroration of the quality of water produced from water wells. Ground water remediation is coming more and more to the forefront of modern ground water production projects.

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Effect of liquid municipal biosolid application method on tile and ground water quality

Evaluation of regression methodology with low-frequency water quality sampling to estimate constituent loads for ephemeral watersheds in Texas

Research priorities for coordinating management of food safety and water quality

Rethinking the contribution of drained and undrained grasslands to sediment-related water quality problems

Survival potential of Escherichia coli and Enterococci in subtropical beach sand: implications for water quality managers

The new gold rush: fueling ethanol production while protecting water quality

Water quality effects of clearcut harvesting and forest fertilization with best management practices

Water quality modeling of fertilizer management impacts on nitrate losses in tile drains at the field scale

Water quality trends and changing agricultural practices in a midwest us Watershed, 1994-2006