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Predicting Drinking Water Contamination from Extreme Weather to Reduce Early Life Contaminant Exposures
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| Journal Article | Hochard J, Li Y, Abashidze N. Associations of hurricane exposure and forecasting with impaired birth outcomes. NATURE COMMUNICATIONS 2022;12(1):6746 |
R840181 (2021) |
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| Journal Article | Hochard J, Sbashidze N, Bawa R, Ethridge R, Li Y, Peralta A, Sims C, Vogel T. Air temperature spikes increase bacteria presence in drinking water wells downstream of hog lagoons. Science of the Total Environment 2023;867, doi: 10.1016/j.scitotenv.2023.161426. |
R836942 (Final) R840181 (2021) |
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| Journal Article | Hochard J, Abashidze N, Bawa R, Carr G, Kirkland B, Li Y, Matlock K, Siu WY. Predicting groundwater contamination to protect the storm-exposed vulnerable. Climate Risk Management 2023;40:100499. |
R836942 (Final) R840181 (2022) |
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| Journal Article | Etheridge R, Pascual‐Gonzalez J, Hochard J, Peralta AL, Vogel TJ. Predicting nitrate exposure from groundwater wells using machine learning and meteorological conditions. JAWRA Journal of the American Water Resources Association. 2024 Apr;60(2):639-51. |
R840181 (2023) |
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| Journal Article | Drewry KR, Jones CN, Hayes W, Beighley RE, Wang Q, Hochard J, Mize W, Fowlkes J, Goforth C, Pieper KJ. Using Inundation Extents to Predict Microbial Contamination in Private Wells after Flooding Events. Environmental Science & Technology. 2024; 58(12):5220-8. |
R840181 (2023) |
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