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Volume 14, Number 1

March 2007

ISSN 1075-9565

EISSN 1526-0984

Accounting for sediment sources and sinks in the linear regression analysis of the suspended sediment load of streams: The Rio Puerco, New Mexico, as an example

Isam E. Amin; Alan M. Jacobs

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Environmental Geosciences March 01, 2007, Vol.14, 1-14. doi:https://doi.org/10.1306/eg.0728040019

Concentrations of heavy metals and hydrocarbons in groundwater near petrol stations and mechanic workshops in Calabar metropolis, southeastern Nigeria

T. N. Nganje; A. E. Edet; S. J. Ekwere

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Environmental Geosciences March 01, 2007, Vol.14, 15-29. doi:https://doi.org/10.1306/eg.08230505005

Geologic and anthropogenic factors influencing karst development in the Frederick region of Maryland

David K. Brezinski

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Environmental Geosciences March 01, 2007, Vol.14, 31-48. doi:https://doi.org/10.1306/eg.01050605014

Combination of natural gums and synthetic surfactants for washing of a soil highly contaminated with crude

Luis G. Torres; Patricia Zavala; Margarita Beltrán; Mabel Vaca; Rosario Iturbe

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Environmental Geosciences March 01, 2007, Vol.14, 49-58. doi:https://doi.org/10.1306/eg.12080505006

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Accounting for sediment sources and sinks in the linear regression analysis of the suspended sediment load of streams: The Rio Puerco, New Mexico, as an example

Concentrations of heavy metals and hydrocarbons in groundwater near petrol stations and mechanic workshops in Calabar metropolis, southeastern Nigeria

Geologic and anthropogenic factors influencing karst development in the Frederick region of Maryland

Combination of natural gums and synthetic surfactants for washing of a soil highly contaminated with crude

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