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Featured Films and Shorts
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USGS Capabilities: Fate and Bioremediation

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Results of the Agricultural Chemicals Transport Study

Featured Films and Shorts

Agriculture- A River Runs Through it

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Agriculture- A River Runs Through it

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Research activities at U.S. Government agencies in subsurface reactive transport modeling

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Weathering of the New Albany Shale, Kentucky: II. Redistribution of minor and trace elements

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Organic Carbon and the World around Us

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National, holistic, watershed-scale approach to understand the sources, transport, and fate of agricultural chemicals

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Mari Titcombe Lee, PhD

Podcasts
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Organic Carbon and the World around Us

Research
USGS scientist determining if enough dissolved oxygen is present for biodegradation of hormones in Fourmile Creek, Iowa.

Hormones Degrade in the Environment!

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Sunflower with Bees

Presentations and Events

PubTalk 2/2017 — Geology up-close

Presentations and Events

National Liaison Committee Meeting: Harmful Algal Blooms (HABs)