Long-Term Variability of BDOM and NOM as Precursors in Watershed Sources

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Determines loadings and the variability in loadings to watersheds from various point and non-point sources for natural organic matter that serves as precursor for disinfection by-products and also as biodegradable organic matter for biological regrowth. Research partner: USEPA. Published in 2007.

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Long-Term Variability of BDOM and NOM as Precursors in Watershed Sources

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05/29/2007

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Long-Term Variability of BDOM and NOM as Precursors in Watershed Sources

Abstract

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Long-Term Variability of BDOM and NOM as Precursors in Watershed Sources

Impacts of Major Point and Non-Point Sources on Raw Water Treatability

Evaluation of and Recommendations for Functional Assessment of Stream Restoration for Water Quality Benefits in Urban Watersheds

Tools to Measure Source Control Program Effectiveness

The Water Research Foundation and One Water: Synthesis Reports on Accomplishments in the One Water Space

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Evaluating U.S. Drinking Water Sources, HABs Mitigation and Guidance to Optimize Algaecide

Diversifying Water Portfolios through Stormwater Capture and Use: Contributing to a Water Resilient Future