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Predictors of postnatal mother-infant bonding: the role of antenatal bonding, maternal substance use and mental health by Rossen, Larissa, Hutchinson, Delyse, Wilson, Judy, Burns, Lucy, A Olsson, Craig, Allsop, Steve, J Elliott, Elizabeth, Jacobs, Sue, Macdonald, Jacqueline A., Mattick, Richard P

“…The emotional bond that a mother feels towards her baby is critical to social, emotional and cognitive development. Maternal health and wellbeing through…”
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Quantifying the Risks of Unexploded Ordnance at Closed Military Bases by Gibson, Jacqueline MacDonald, Small, Mitchell J., Morgan, M. Granger

“…Some 1,976 sites at closed military bases in the United States are contaminated with unexploded ordnance (UXO) left over from live-fire weapons training. These…”
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Assessing Sites Contaminated with Unexploded Ordnance:  Statistical Modeling of Ordnance Spatial Distribution by Macdonald, Jacqueline A, Small, Mitchell J

“…More than 40 000 km2 of former military land in the United States are contaminated with unexploded ordnance (UXO). Cleanup costs are estimated to total as much…”
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Evaluating natural attenuation for groundwater cleanup by MACDONALD, J. A

“…Opinions about whether natural attenuation is an appropriate strategy for managing groundwater contamination are highly polarized, but a new report from the…”
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Statistical analysis of metallic anomaly patterns at former air force bombing ranges by MacDonald, Jacqueline A., Small, Mitchell J.

“…This paper summarizes the findings of a statistical analysis of the locations of metallic anomalies detected at the Pueblo Precision Bombing Range Number 2 in…”
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Cleaning up unexploded ordnance by MACDONALD, Jacqueline A

“…Technological limitations, cost uncertainties, regulatory disputes, environmental issues, and public safety concerns plague the transfer of military bases to…”
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Cleaning up the nuclear weapons complex by MACDONALD, J. A

“…A National Research Council report released in June concludes that although DOE has spent $5-7 billion annually on the cleanup of contamination caused by…”
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Letters: Response by MacDonald, Jacqueline A

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Peer Reviewed: Cleaning up unexploded ordnance by MACDONALD, Jacqueline A.

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Hard times for innovative cleanup technology by MacDonald, J.A. (National Research Council's Water Science and Technology.)

“…In recent years, private investment in innovative groundwater and soil remediation technology has sharply declined in the US. MacDonald reports on a new…”
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Potable use of reclaimed water by Crook, James, MacDonald, Jacqueline A., Trussell, R. Rhodes

“…The National Research Council released a report in 1998 that evaluated the feasibility of augmenting drinking water supplies with highly treated reclaimed…”
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Restoring contaminated groundwater: an achievable goal? by MacDonald, Jacqueline A, Kavanaugh, Michael C

“…According to a new National Research Council (NCR) study on contaminated groundwater, existing technologies may be unable to restore significant areas to…”
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Performance standards for in situ bioremediation by Macdonald, Jacqueline A, Rittmann, Bruce E

“…Bioremediation, the use of microorganisms to control and destroy contaminants, is discussed. One of the fastest growing sectors of the US market for…”
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Improving service to small communities by MacDonald, Jacqueline A., Zander, Amy K., Snoeyink, Vernon L.

“…The National Research Council recently published a report calling for a three-part strategy to Improve the quality of water service in small strategy, outlined…”
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When Doors Are Closed at the NRC by MacDonald, Jacqueline A.

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Risks of unexploded ordnance at former military training ranges: Mathematical modeling and assessment by MacDonald, Jacqueline A

“…This thesis presents a new, quantitative model for assessing the risks due to unexploded ordnance (UXO) left at former U.S. military firing ranges. Some 1,976…”
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Peer Reviewed: Cleaning Up the Nuclear Weapons Complex by MACDONALD, Jacqueline A.

“…Progress on groundwater and soil restoration is limited, and new technologies are needed…”
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Peer Reviewed: Hard Times for Innovative Cleanup Technology by MACDONALD, Jacqueline A.

“…What can be done to remove market barriers to new groundwater and soil remediation technologies?…”
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When Doors are Closed at the NRC by MacDonald, Jacqueline A.

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Peer Reviewed: Cleaning up unexploded ordnance: Technological limitations, cost uncertainties, regulatory disputes, environmental issues, and public safety concerns plague the transfer of military bases to civilian control by MacDonald, Jacqueline A

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