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Modeling contaminant behavior in Lake Superior: A comparison of PCBs, PBDEs, and mercury
 Life cycle assessment of trayless dining
 
Sediment yield reduction in an agricultural watershed
 Development of a conceptual model and parameterization of a mathematical model for sediment phosphorus diagenesis, sorption and release from Onondaga Lake Syracuse, New York
 
Great Lakes tributary phosphorus bioavailability
 Engineering design motivations: A qualitative and quantitative analysis of university students
 
Free troposphere ozone & carbon monoxide over the North Atlantic for 2001-2011
 Suppression and dispersion of airborne dust and nanoparticulates
 
Nitrogen oxides in the North Atlantic troposphere: Impacts of boreal wildfire and anthropogenic emissions
 Regulation issues and prediction of natural estrogen loads for wastewater treatment plants
 
Removal of volatile organic compounds from indoor air using regenerative activated carbon fiber cloth
 The effect of demand, tank parameters, and pumping stations on energy use in Municipal Drinking Water Distribution Systems
 
Planning and adaptation measures for urban slum communities in West Africa: Stochastic rainfall modeling applied to domestic rainwater harvesting and climate change adaptation
 An integrated framework for assessing the sustainability of components that make up the built environment
 
Integrated hydrologic-economic-institutional water model for the Rio Yaqui basin, Sonora, Mexico
 Long-range pollution transport: Trans-Atlantic mechanisms and Lagrangian modeling methods
 
Decentralized or centralized production: Impacts to the environment, industry, and the economy
 Development of measurement and modeling techniques to quantify atmospheric deposition of persistent, bioaccumulative and toxic chemicals in the Great Lakes
 
Nitrogen removal and sustainability of vertical flow constructed wetlands for small scale wastewater treatment
 Water resources, health, and the sustainability of interventions to achieve water and sanitation targets of the Millennium Development Goals in a changing world
 
Improving the reliability of aquatic biogeochemical models: Integrating information and optimizing complexity
 Modeling and classifying variable width riparian zones utilizing digital elevation models, flood height data, digital soil data and National Wetlands Inventory: A new approach for riparian zone delineation
 
Effect of external electric field on hydrogen adsorption over activated carbon separated by dielectric materials
 Development and improvement of warm-mix asphalt technology