original ) (raw )Contaminated Sediment Remediation in the Laurentian Great Lakes: an Overview
John Hartig
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Analyzing the Spatial Distribution of Sediment Contamination in the Lower Great Lakes
Wayne Forsythe
2005
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Spatial Distributions and Temporal Trends in Sediment Contamination in Lake St. Clair
Paul Helm
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Ecological Benefits of Contaminated Sediment Remediation in the Great Lakes Basin
John Hartig
1999
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Heavy metal contamination of sediments in the Upper Connecting Channels of the Great Lakes
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Contamination history of suspended river sediments accumulated in oxbow lakes over the last 25 years
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United States progress in remediating contaminated sediments in Great Lakes Areas of Concern
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Robert Hoke
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Characterization of bulk and chromophoric dissolved organic matter in the Laurentian Great Lakes during summer 2013
Elizabeth C Minor
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David Evers
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Gerald Matisoff
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Steven Eisenreich
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John Carey
Hydrobiologia, 1992
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Philip Meyers
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J. Makarewicz
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