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Risk Based Urban Watershed Management-Integration of Water Quality and Flood Control Objectives
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Journal Article | Botham P, CXronin M, Currie R, Doe J, Funk-Weyer D, Gant T, Leist M, Marty S, van Ravenzwaay B, Westmorland C. Analysis of health concerns not addressed by REACH for low tonnage chemicals and opportunities for new approach methodology. ARCHIVES OF TOXICOLOGY 2023; |
R825759 (Final) |
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Journal Article | Mantziou V, Baillie-Benson P, Jaklin M, Kustermann S, Arias A, Moris N. In vitro teratogenicity testing using a 3D, embryo-like gastruloid system. REPRODUCTIVE TOXICOLOGY 2021;105:72-90. |
R825759 (Final) |
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Journal Article | Novotny V. Integrating diffuse/nonpoint pollution control and water body restoration into watershed management. JAWRA 1999;35(4):717-727 |
R825759 (1999) |
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Report | Guzman L, Stevenson J. Menomonee River and Oak Creek watershed focus group report. Madison, WI: The University of Wisconsin Survey Center, 1999:103 pp. |
R825759 (1999) |
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Report | Hajda P, Bartosova A, Novotny V. Estimating effects of urbanization on the discharge frequency relationship of the Menomonee River and Oak Creek. Technical report 4. Milwaukee, WI: The Institute for Urban Environmental Risk Management of Marquette University, 1999:44 pp. |
R825759 (1999) |
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Report | O'Reily N, Novotny V. Water quality, ecological, and flood control benefits of urban stormwater management practices. Technical report 3. Milwaukee, WI: The Institute for Urban Environmental Risk Management of Marquette University, 1999:50 pp. |
R825759 (1999) |
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Report | O'Reily N, Novotny V. Water quality, ecological, and flood risks to receiving waters due to urban runoff and urbanization. Technical report 2. Milwaukee, WI: The Institute for Urban Environmental Risk Management of Marquette University, 1999:47 pp. |
R825759 (1999) |
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