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  1 Chemical and Biotic Characteristics of Two Low-Alkalinity Lakes in Northern Wisconsin: Relation to Atmospheric Deposition. 1993
  2 Mercury in the St. Louis River, Mississippi River, Crane Lake, and Sand Point Lake: Cycling, Distribution, and Sources. Report to the Legislative Commission on Minnesota Resources. 1992
  3 Mercury Deposition and Sources for the Upper Great Lakes Region. 1991
  4 Airborne Mercury Deposition and Watershed Characteristics in Relation to Mercury Concentrations in Water, Sediments, Plankton, and Fish of Eighty Northern Minnesota Lakes. 1990
  5 Factors Influencing Mercury Concentrations in Walleyes in Northern Wisconsin Lakes. 1990
  6 New Source Identification of Mercury Contamination in the Great Lakes. 1990
  7 Things to Consider When Assessing Municipal Impacts for Remedial Action on a Lake Superior Estuary. 1990
  8 Acid Rain Clouds Over the Midwest: Impacts on Waters. 1989
  9 Changes in Conductivity, Alkalinity, Calcium, and pH during a 50-Year Period in Selected Northern Wisconsin Lakes. 1989
  10 Geologic and Atmospheric Input Factors Affecting Watershed Chemistry in Upper Michigan. 1987
  11 Ion Budgets in a Seepage Lake. 1987
  12 Ion and Temperature Dependence of Electrical Conductance for Natural Waters. 1987
  13 Airborne Mercury in Precipitation in the Lake Superior Region. 1986
  14 Empirical Models for Lake Acidification in the Upper Great Lakes Region. 1986
  15 Ionic Composition of Acid Lakes in Relation to Airborne Inputs and Watershed Characteristics. 1986
  16 Lake Resources at Risk to Acidic Deposition in the Upper Midwest. 1986
  17 Role of Precipitation Chemistry Versus Other Watershed Properties in Wisconsin Lake Acidification. 1986
  18 Acid Deposition and Watershed Characteristics in Relation to Lake Chemistry in Northeastern Minnesota. 1985
  19 Implications of a Gradient in Acid and Ion Deposition across the Northern Great Lakes States. 1985
  20 Modeling Impacts of Acid Precipitation for Northeastern Minnesota. 1985
  21 Quantitative Analysis of Aqueous Species Using Raman Spectrometry and Equilibrium Model Calculations. 1985
  22 U.S./Canada Aquatic Impacts Assessment: Integration of Experimental Studies, Monitoring and Modeling of Acidic Deposition Effects. 1985
  23 Susceptibility of Aquatic and Terrestrial Resources of Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Michigan to Impacts from Acid Precipitation: Informational Requirements. 1984
  24 U.S./Canada Aquatic Impacts Assessment: Integration of Experimental Studies, Monitoring and Modeling of Acid Deposition Effects. 1984
  25 Hydrologic Control of Lake Susceptibility to Acidification. 1983
  26 Effects of Acid Precipitation in North America. 1981
  27 Anodic Stripping Voltammetry at a Mercury Film Electrode: Baseline Concentrations of Cadmium, Lead, and Copper in Selected Natural Waters. 1978
  28 Evaluation of Cartridge Filters for Removal of Small Fibers from Drinking Water. 1978
  29 Relationships of Activities of Metal-Ligand Species to Aquatic Toxicity. 1978
  30 Organic Contaminants - Lake Huron. 1977
  31 Organic Contaminants. 1977
  32 Residues of PCB's and DDT in the Western Lake Superior Ecosystem. 1977
  33 Effects of Inorganic Complexing on the Toxicity of Copper to 'Daphnia magna'. 1976
  34 Isolation and Identification of Polychlorinated Styrenes in Great Lakes Fish. 1976
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