Stratification of reactivity determines nitrate removal in groundwater

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@CiaranJHarman And this application of Damkohler and hot spot dynamics by Tamara Kolbe: https://t.co/YIidAYyRhH

Cool paper on nutrient excess in lakes. I wonder how much of the excess N2 could be from groundwater inputs: https://t.co/YIidAYyRhH

[insu-01999430] Stratification of reactivity determines nitrate removal in groundwater https://t.co/DzaSv8FRDy

RT @BelowTheFlow: Why is nitrate removal along groundwater flowpaths slower than expected? Removal is stratified, with increasing rates dee…

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