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Nitrogen loading in coastal watersheds of New Hampshire: An application of the SPARROW model
 The biogeochemical influences of nitrate, dissolved oxygen, and dissolved organic carbon on stream nitrate uptake
 
Effects of vegetated buffers on salt marsh plant composition and groundwater nitrogen uptake
 A late glacial and holocene chronology of the Castner Glacier, Delta River Valley, Alaska
 
Extreme precipitation trends in New England
 Temperature moderation in a coastal coldwater stream a study of surface water, groundwater and hyporheic zone interaction
 
Contributions of groundwater seepage to the water and nutrient budget of Mendums Pond Barrington, New Hampshire
 Separation of river network scale nitrogen removal among main channel and two transient storage compartments
 
Hydrologic and nutrient dynamics in an agriculturally influenced New England floodplain
 Spatial and temporal groundwater recharge patterns in a temperate climate: An investigation at the Burley Demeritt Farm in Lee, NH
 
Identifying groundwater contributions to baseflow in a temperate headwater catchment
 Dissolved organic carbon quantity and quality in North American rivers and streams
 
Thermal implications of hydropeaking activity in regulated Arctic rivers
 Spatial and temporal variation in degradation of dissolved organic carbon on the main stem of the Lamprey River
 
Stratified-drift aquifers in New Hampshire with potential to serve as future, large public water-supplies: Status, circa 2000; projected losses, circa 2025; and data accuracy
 Ecological effects of ditching and ditch-plugging in New England salt marshes