Piedmont streams litter inputs and fluxes: Correlation with riparian conditions and urbanization

Gwendolyn D. Carroll; C.R. Jackson

Piedmont streams litter inputs and fluxes: Correlation with riparian conditions and urbanization

Gwendolyn D. Carroll
, C.R. Jackson

Biology

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Presentation given at 2007 Georgia Water Resources Conference

Original language	American English
State	Published - Mar 2007
Event	2007 Georgia Water Resources Conference - Athens, GA Duration: Mar 1 2007 → …

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Conference	2007 Georgia Water Resources Conference
Period	03/1/07 → …

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Piedmont streams litter inputs and fluxes: Correlation with riparian conditions and urbanization

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