Showing results (3351-3360 of 5,130) with videos related to
Sort By:
Pageof 513
Journal of Environmental Quality|April 28, 2011
An investigation of the kinetic processes influencing mercury emissions from sand and soil samples of varying thicknessJason L Quinones, Anthony CarpiJournal of Environmental Quality|June 30, 2011
Integrated soil-crop system management: reducing environmental risk while increasing crop productivity and improving nutrient use efficiency in ChinaFusuo Zhang, Zhenling Cui, Mingsheng Fan, et al.Journal of Environmental Quality|June 30, 2011
Daily, monthly, seasonal, and annual ammonia emissions from Southern High Plains cattle feedyardsRichard W Todd, N Andy Cole, Marty B Rhoades, et al.Journal of Environmental Quality|June 30, 2011
Activated carbon immobilizes residual polychlorinated biphenyls in weathered contaminated soilValérie S Langlois, Allison Rutter, Barbara A ZeebJournal of Environmental Quality|June 30, 2011
The desorption of antimony(V) from sediments, hydrous oxides, and clay minerals by carbonate, phosphate, sulfate, nitrate, and chlorideMarc Biver, Michael Krachler, William ShotykJournal of Environmental Quality|June 30, 2011
Effect of organic matter oxidation on the fractionation of copper, zinc, lead, and arsenic in sewage sludge and amended soilsM Hashem Stietiya, Jim J WangJournal of Environmental Quality|June 30, 2011
Chromated copper arsenate-treated fence posts in the agronomic landscape: soil properties controlling arsenic speciation and spatial distributionDonald R Schwer Iii, David H McNearJournal of Environmental Quality|June 30, 2011
Soil fate of agricultural fumigants in raised-bed, plasticulture systems in the southeastern United StatesDan O Chellemi, Husein A Ajwa, David A Sullivan, et al.Journal of Environmental Quality|June 30, 2011
Grazing management effects on sediment, phosphorus, and pathogen loading of streams in cool-season grass pasturesKirk A Schwarte, James R Russell, John L Kovar, et al.Journal of Environmental Quality|June 30, 2011
Land application of hydrofracturing fluids damages a deciduous forest stand in West VirginiaMary Beth AdamsPageof 513