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Advances in the molecular-scale understanding of geochemical processes: Carboxyl structures in natural organic matter, organosulfur cycling in soils, and the coordination chemistry of aqueous aluminum
An evaluation of retrieving terrestrial evapotranspiration from remotely sensed data
 
An investigation on the effects of herbaceous plants on the biogeochemistry of wetland sediments
Assimilation of satellite observations into a land surface hydrologic modeling system
 
Biological, chemical, and policy aspects of the relationship between productivity and the ocean carbon cycle
Chemical signatures for sources and reactions of organic atmospheric aerosols
 
Developing clean fuels: Novel techniques for desulfurization
Hydrometeorological analyses of extreme floods in urban and mountainous watersheds
 
Investigations into the mechanisms of biotic and abiotic mercury methylation
Microbiological responses and population-adaptation to chemical stress
 
Numerical models for evaluating carbon dioxide storage in deep, saline aquifers: Leaky wells and large-scale geological features
Passive microwave remote sensing of surface soil moisture: Methods, results, and applications
 
Scaling of geochemical reaction rates using pore-scale network modeling: An investigation of anorthite and kaolinite reaction kinetics
Space-time scaling properties of soil moisture and evapotranspiration in water-limited ecosystems
 
The effect of carbonic acid on well cements
The modeling of tropospheric photochemistry and black carbon aerosol: Examination of radiation, transformation, concentrations, and emission reduction aspects
 
 
 
 
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