• POTENTIAL IMPACT OF VARIATION IN THE SEAWATER STRONTIUM TO CALCIUM RATIO ON CORAL PALEOTHERMOMETRY IN THE FLORIDA KEYS, USA 

  Khare, Agraj (2018)

  Standard methods of reconstructing past sea surface temperatures with coral skeletal Sr/Ca ratios assume that the seawater Sr/Ca ratio is constant. However, data to support this assumption are sparse in coral reef environments, ...

• EVALUATING THE BENEFITS, SUSTAINABILITY, AND RESILIENCE OF GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE ON A SUSTAINABLE RESIDENTIAL HOME 

  Thompson, Rhea Ava (2018)

  With global populations becoming increasingly urbanized, green infrastructure (GI) is progressively being recognized as a sustainable approach to mitigating urban environmental problems. Unlike traditional ‘hard’ engineering ...

• Influence of Various Wastewater Treatment Processes on Concentrations of Anthropogenic Pollutants and Their Transformation Products 

  Armstrong, Dana Lynne (2018)

  Whether the use be in household, industrial, medicinal, or agricultural situations, modern society relies heavily on the use of chemicals. Unsurprisingly, many of these compounds are washed down the drain and have been ...

• Characterization of Organic Compounds in Hydraulic Fracturing Fluid 

  Luek, Jenna Lynn (2017)

  Over the past decade, hydraulic fracturing combined with horizontal drilling has become the dominant technique for extracting shale gas in the US, and is increasingly important globally. A complex mixture of chemicals is ...

• HARMFUL ALGAE IN CHESAPEAKE BAY: A STUDY FOCUSED ON KARLODINIUM VENEFICUM APPLYING TIME SERIES, PHYSIOLOGICAL, AND MODELING APPROACHES 

  Lin, Chih-Hsien (2018)

  Harmful algal blooms (HABs) are expanding worldwide. The harmful dinoflagellate Karlodinium veneficum is of concern because its toxigenic properties cause fish kills. Despite considerable study on nutrient-HAB relationships, ...

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