Abstract: Water-budget components and the average vertical conductance were determined for Magnolia Lake in north-central Florida. At Magnolia Lake, a large part of the ground-water outflow occurs by means of vertical leakage through ...

Abstract: Alcohol (cosolvent) flooding is a relatively new, in situ technique for enhancing the removal of organic solvents from groundwater aquifers. Recovery of the alcohol for reinjection is important for ensuring the cost-effectiveness ...

Abstract: Standard methods for determining pollutant loads in streams typically require the collection of separate instantaneous measurements of water velocities and solute concentrations at discrete points in space and time. A ...

Abstract: The mass transfer of gasoline constituents [benzene, toluene, ethylbenzene, xylenes (BTEX), and naphthalene] to air during laboratory‐simulated soil vapor extraction (referred to here as soil venting) was determined. Soil ...

Abstract: Remediation of source zones at sites contaminated with dense non-aqueous-phase liquids using aggressive in situ flushing technologies, such as the addition of chemical additives known as cosolvents, have been implemented ...

Abstract: The difficult task of locating and quantifying nonaqueous phase liquids (NAPLs) present in the vadose and saturated zones has prompted the development of innovative, nondestructive characterization techniques. The use of ...