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Modeling in Situ Bioremediation of TCE at Savannah River:  Effects of Product Toxicity and Microbial Interactions on TCE Degradation by Travis, Bryan J, Rosenberg, Nina D

“…An in situ bioremediation field demonstration was performed at the U.S. DOE's Savannah River site in 1992−1993 to remediate subsurface TCE contamination. This…”
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On the role of widespread subsurface convection in bringing liquid water close to Mars' surface by Travis, Bryan J., Rosenberg, Nina D., Cuzzi, Jeffrey N.

“…We report on the results of three‐dimensional calculations of thermohydrologic behavior on a planet with a frozen surface heated from below for ranges of model…”
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Modeling aqueous alteration of CM carbonaceous chondrites by ROSENBERG, Nina D., BROWNING, Lauren, BOURCIER, William L.

“…— Results from an inorganic geochemical modeling study support a scenario in which low‐temperature aqueous alteration of an anhydrous CM asteroidal parent body…”
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Analysis of groundwater migration from artificial recharge in a large urban aquifer: A simulation perspective by Tompson, Andrew F. B., Carle, Steven F., Rosenberg, Nina D., Maxwell, Reed M.

“…The increased use of reclaimed water for artificial groundwater recharge purposes has led to concerns about future groundwater quality, particularly as it…”
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Flow Processes in the Dry Regime: The Effect on Capillary Barrier Performance by D. P. Jansik, D. Wildenschild, N. D. Rosenberg

“…Engineered capillary barriers typically consist of two layers of granular materials designed so that the contrast in material hydraulic properties and sloping…”
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Effect of fluid-sediment reaction on hydrothermal fluxes of major elements, eastern flank of the Juan de Fuca Ridge by Giambalvo, Emily R., Steefel, Carl I., Fisher, Andrew T., Rosenberg, Nina D., Wheat, C.Geoffrey

“…On the eastern flank of the Juan de Fuca Ridge, reaction between upwelling basement fluid and sediment alters hydrothermal fluxes of Ca, SiO sub(2(aq)), SO…”
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On the role of widespread subsurface convection in bringing liquid water close to Mars' surface : Geophysical detection of surface water on Mars by TRAVIS, Bryan J, ROSENBERG, Nina D, CUZZI, Jeffrey N

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