Limited nitrate retention capacity in the Upper Mississippi River

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RT @RanaeDietzel: @erinfjordan @USGS @maximumfreund @gazettedotcom I like the idea, but the sensor in Clinton, IA doesn't catch most of wha…

03 Dec 2018

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@erinfjordan @USGS @maximumfreund @gazettedotcom I like the idea, but the sensor in Clinton, IA doesn't catch most of what is flowing out of Iowa. It misses everything from the Iowa River and Des Moines River. @LokenLuke provides a nice snapshot of Augus

03 Dec 2018

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RT @TweevePowers: GoogleScholar- Stephen M. Powers - new citations https://t.co/0mVMcvZbCO… Limited nitrate retention capacity in the Uppe…

18 Jul 2018

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Interesting paper examining #nitrate removal along the upper #MississippiRiver using #highresolution #longitudinal sampling @EStanLimnology https://t.co/N08l5zCMZw via @IOPscience https://t.co/XwpatISjfU

18 Jul 2018

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