Effects of urban best management practices on streamflow and phosphorus and suspended-sediment transport on Englesby Brook in Burlington, Vermont, 2000-2010

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• Effects of urban best management practices on streamflow and phosphorus and suspended-sediment transport on Englesby Brook in Burlington, Vermont, 2000-2010 · 44° to 44.833333333333336° latitude, -73.33333333333333° to -72.66666666666667° longitude
• Using host-associated genetic markers to investigate sources of fecal contamination in two Vermont streams · 42.5° to 45.5° latitude, -74.5° to -71.5° longitude
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• Multiple lines of evidence reveal rapid, seasonal watershed responses to enhanced weathering · 44.40504765249594° to 44.45923073158784° latitude, -72.21109530118503° to -72.01743611393618° longitude
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• Pathogenic bacteria and microbial-source tracking markers in Brandywine Creek Basin, Pennsylvania and Delaware, 2009-10 · 39.666666666666664° to 40.166666666666664° latitude, -76° to -75.5° longitude
• Effects of groundwater withdrawals associated with combined-cycle combustion turbine plants in west Tennessee and northern Mississippi · 34.5° to 36.916666666666664° latitude, -91.7° to -87.8° longitude
• Comparison of base flows to selected streamflow statistics representative of 1930-2002 in West Virginia · 37.166666666666664° to 41° latitude, -82.66666666666667° to -77.66666666666667° longitude
• Long-term trends of selected pesticides in the Little Arkansas River, south-central Kansas, 1995–2023 · 37.75° to 38.55° latitude, -98.1667° to -97.1667° longitude
• Water-withdrawal and groundwater-level fluctuations, physical and infiltration characteristics of Ohio River sediment, and isotope-based estimates of water sources relative to a riverbank filtration system in an alluvial aquifer, Louisville, Kentucky, 2000–20 · 38.2° to 38.367° latitude, -85.75° to -85.6° longitude
• Southeastern Utah Federal lands science needs survey · 37° to 39.5° latitude, -111.5° to -109° longitude
• Baseline water-quality inventory and summary for the Paterson Great Falls National Historical Park, New Jersey · 40.89965773729983° to 40.92617610980312° latitude, -74.1926758479446° to -74.16497630890875° longitude
• Cascading consequences and interventions for hazards after wildfire in northern California · 39.834470642386094° to 40.66678589924169° latitude, -121.9995010504812° to -121.00728216339759° longitude
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• Development of a hydrologic flow model of the Zuñi Salt Lake and surrounding areas, west-central New Mexico · 34° to 34.75° latitude, -109° to -108° longitude
• Evaluation of best management practices at an edge-of-field site in the Eagle Creek watershed, Ohio, 2012–20 · 40.7° to 41.1° latitude, -84° to -83.333° longitude
• Decadal trends in the quality of groundwater used for public drinking-water supply in California, 2004–23, California Groundwater Ambient Monitoring and Assessment Program, Priority Basin Project · 32.534156° to 42.009247° latitude, -124.409591° to -114.134768° longitude
• A spatial analysis of the groundwater emergence flood hazard in Long Island, New York, and coastal areas surrounding Long Island Sound in New York, Connecticut, and Rhode Island · 40.5° to 41.75° latitude, -74° to -71.667° longitude
• Magnitude and frequency of urban floods in Alabama and Mississippi using data through the 2024 water year · 30.173943° to 35.008028° latitude, -91.654027° to -84.891131° longitude
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• Streamflow, base-flow, and precipitation trends and simulated effects of groundwater withdrawals from the North Fork Red River aquifer on base flows upgradient from Lake Altus, western Oklahoma, 1980–2022 · 34.6° to 35.4° latitude, -100° to -98.9° longitude
• Sediment transport, terrace incision, and sediment chemistry in subbasins of differing land use, Stinking Water Creek Basin near Rangely, Colorado · 40.066667° to 40.216667° latitude, -108.983333° to -108.766667° longitude
• Updates to the Lake Washington Ship Canal and Ballard Locks model, Seattle, Washington, 2016–20 · 47.625622066754914° to 47.68969803885341° latitude, -122.43453727162535° to -122.2623247757005° longitude
• Evaluating chlorophyll fluorescence sensors as a proxy for chlorophyll a concentrations in the Illinois River, Illinois, water years 2018–24 · 37.6190244° to 43.1970028° latitude, -91.5843017° to -85.904719° longitude
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• Trends and seasonal patterns of nitrogen and phosphorus concentrations and loads in two Mississippi Alluvial Plain watersheds following nutrient reduction efforts during 2010–22 · 30.174745° to 34.995694° latitude, -91.654027° to -88.097888° longitude
• Continuous monitoring and temporal variability of fluorescence of dissolved organic matter in karst groundwater of the Edwards aquifer, south-central Texas, 2019–24 · 29° to 30.5° latitude, -100.5° to -97.5° longitude

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