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ECOLOGICAL ENGINEERING AND PHYTOREMEDIATION: STATE OF THE SCIENCE AND DESIGN
Citation:
McCutcheon, S C. ECOLOGICAL ENGINEERING AND PHYTOREMEDIATION: STATE OF THE SCIENCE AND DESIGN. Presented at University of Florida, Gainesville, FL, March 19, 2004.
Impact/Purpose:
This research task will develop modeling approaches and protocols for developing sediment TMDLs for in-stream and watershed (i.e., land surface) processes, and will eventually produce a model of stream and watershed geomorphology. General goals to accomplish this objective are the following:
1. Develop watershed-based modeling systems to forecast the effectiveness of alternative management plans in meeting sediment-related criteria and standards based on appropriate biological endpoints; and
2. Develop and maintain a comprehensive technical support capability that directly links sediment TMDL exposure research activities and products for the EPA Office of Water, EPA Regional Offices, and the States to be used for implementation of policy, regulatory development, remediation, and enforcement needs.
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