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Effects of urbanization and urban stream restoration on the physical and biological structure of stream ecosystems by Violin, Christy R, Cada, Peter, Sudduth, Elizabeth B, Hassett, Brooke A, Penrose, David L, Bernhardt, Emily S

“…Streams, as low-lying points in the landscape, are strongly influenced by the stormwaters, pollutants, and warming that characterize catchment urbanization…”
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Restoring Rivers One Reach at a Time: Results from a Survey of U.S. River Restoration Practitioners by Bernhardt, Emily S, Sudduth, Elizabeth B, Palmer, Margaret A, Allan, J. David, Meyer, Judy L, Alexander, Gretchen, Follastad-Shah, Jennifer, Hassett, Brooke, Jenkinson, Robin, Lave, Rebecca, Rumps, Jeanne, Pagano, Laura

“…Despite expenditures of more than 1 billion dollars annually, there is little information available about project motivations, actions, and results for the…”
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Watershed urbanization alters the composition and function of stream bacterial communities by Wang, Si-Yi, Sudduth, Elizabeth B, Wallenstein, Matthew D, Wright, Justin P, Bernhardt, Emily S

“…Watershed urbanization leads to dramatic changes in draining streams, with urban streams receiving a high frequency of scouring flows, together with the…”
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Stream Restoration Practices in the Southeastern United States by Sudduth, Elizabeth B, Meyer, Judy L, Bernhardt, Emily S

“…We collected information on 860 stream restoration projects in four states in the southeastern United States--Georgia, Kentucky, North Carolina, and South…”
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Urban beaver ponds show limited impact on stream carbon quantity in contrast to stormwater ponds by Sheppy, Julian, Sudduth, Elizabeth B., Clinton, Sandra, Riveros-Iregui, Diego, Ledford, Sarah H.

“…Urban beaver and stormwater ponds provide hydrologic retention in the landscape while collecting dissolved organic matter (DOM)-rich runoff that can promote…”
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Streams in the urban heat island: spatial and temporal variability in temperature by Somers, Kayleigh A., Bernhardt, Emily S., Grace, James B., Hassett, Brooke A., Sudduth, Elizabeth B., Wang, Siyi, Urban, Dean L.

“…Streams draining urban heat islands tend to be hotter than rural and forested streams at baseflow because of warmer urban air and ground temperatures, paved…”
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Testing the Field of Dreams Hypothesis: functional responses to urbanization and restoration in stream ecosystems by Sudduth, Elizabeth B, Hassett, Brooke A, Cada, Peter, Bernhardt, Emily S

“…As catchments become increasingly urban, the streams that drain them become increasingly degraded. Urban streams are typically characterized by high-magnitude…”
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Pulling apart the urbanization axis: patterns of physiochemical degradation and biological response across stream ecosystems by Hassett, Brooke A., Sudduth, Elizabeth B., Somers, Kayleigh A., Urban, Dean L., Violin, Christy R., Wang, Si-Yi, Wright, Justin P., Cory, Rose M., Bernhardt, Emily S.

“…Watershed urbanization introduces a variety of physical, chemical, and thermal stressors to receiving streams and leads to well-documented declines in the…”
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Twenty-six key research questions in urban stream ecology: an assessment of the state of the science by Wenger, Seth J, Roy, Allison H, Jackson, C. Rhett, Bernhardt, Emily S, Carter, Timothy L, Filoso, Solange, Gibson, Catherine A, Hession, W. Cully, Kaushal, Sujay S, Martí, Eugenia, Meyer, Judy L, Palmer, Margaret A, Paul, Michael J, Purcell, Alison H, Ramírez, Alonso, Rosemond, Amy D, Schofield, Kate A, Sudduth, Elizabeth B, Walsh, Christopher J

“…Urban streams have been the focus of much research in recent years, but many questions about the mechanisms driving the urban stream syndrome remain…”
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Bridging the Undergraduate Curriculum Using an Integrated Course-Embedded Undergraduate Research Experience (ICURE) by Russell, James E, D'Costa, Allison R, Runck, Clay, Barnes, David W, Barrera, Alessandra L, Hurst-Kennedy, Jennifer, Sudduth, Elizabeth B, Quinlan, Erin L, Schlueter, Mark

“…The traditional undergraduate program of study incorporates a selection of classes that represent a broad spectrum of subdisciplines. Unfortunately, few…”
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Nitrate in watersheds: Straight from soils to streams? by Sudduth, Elizabeth B., Perakis, Steven S., Bernhardt, Emily S.

“…Human activities are rapidly increasing the global supply of reactive N and substantially altering the structure and hydrologic connectivity of managed…”
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Effects of bioengineered streambank stabilization on bank habitat and macroinvertebrates in urban streams by Sudduth, Elizabeth B, Meyer, Judy L

“…Non-structural streambank stabilization, or bioengineering, is a common stream restoration practice used to slow streambank erosion, but its ecological effects…”
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Hyporheic exchange in an urban beaver pond mediates high nutrient groundwater inflow and pond productivity by Ledford, Sarah H., Miller, Shellby, Pangle, Luke, Sudduth, Elizabeth B.

“…•Beaver are widespread in urban environments, requiring management.•Distinct hyporheic geochemical signatures above and below an urban beaver dam.•Diffuse…”
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At the interfaces of the hydrologic sciences: Connecting water, elements, ecosystems, and people through the major contributions of Dr. Emily Bernhardt by Helton, Ashley M., Morse, Jennifer L., Sudduth, Elizabeth B., Ardón, Marcelo, Bier, Raven, Voss, Kristofor A., Ross, Matthew R.V., Blaszczak, Joanna R., Brandt, Jessica E., Simonin, Marie, Rocca, Jennifer D., Carter, Alice, Gerson, Jacqueline R., Ury, Emily A., Vlah, Michael J.

“…•We mentees of Dr. Bernhardt review the major findings from her research program.•We highlight how hydrologic connectivity alters ecosystem structure and…”
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At the interfaces of the hydrologic sciences: Connecting water, elements, ecosystems, and people through the major contributions of Dr. Emily Bernhardt by Helton, Ashley M., Morse, Jennifer L., Sudduth, Elizabeth B., Ardón, Marcelo, Bier, Raven, Voss, Kristofor A., Ross, Matthew R. V., Blaszczak, Joanna R., Brandt, Jessica E., Simonin, Marie, Rocca, Jennifer D., Carter, Alice, Gerson, Jacqueline R., Ury, Emily A., Vlah, Michael J.

“…Here, in this paper, we describe the major contributions of Professor Emily Bernhardt to the hydrologic sciences. Dr. Bernhardt’s work addresses how carbon,…”
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