A new study by researchers at @unc-ie.bsky.social examined two rapidly growing coastal regions and found that water quality patterns and processes varied between them—highlighting the importance of managing water quality in developing coastal areas.
Read more: go.unc.edu/Hm7e3
It was a great week in the field and lab working to understand nutrient dynamics across urban and natural landscapes. Big thanks to Avery and the Public Works team for their help doing this research—and for carrying carboys full of swamp water!
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New article in Coastwatch highlighting our work on nitrogen removal by urban landscapes during storms. Big thanks to Emma for writing it!
Open access paper at doi.org/10.5194/nhes...
New paper in JEQ!
We examined water quality and sediment nitrogen removal in two chronically enriched coastal systems. We found that environmental context—particularly tidal vs riverine influence—is important for both.
doi.org/10.1002/jeq2...
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An amazing permanent EPA career opportunity as a research watershed hydrology and biogeochemical modeler working in Cincinnati, OH! Apply by 1/17/24: usajobs.gov/job/769387500
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I am hiring! Want to join a collaborative project with hydrologists, ecologists, biogeochemists, and microbiologists? Come join us here in Boston. Looking for a tech and postdoc - links here for tech position: tinyurl.com/mpm82399 and here for postdoc: tinyurl.com/4vrra3mf
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