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Rayne, T. W. Variation of hydraulic conductivity in sandy glacial till: site variation versus methodology. (1992)

Jansen, John; Taylor, Robert Time domain electromagnetic induction survey of sandstone aquifer in the Lake Winnebago area. (2002 [covers July 2001-June 2002])

Sonzogni, William C. Preservation and survival of E. coli in well water samples submitted for routine analyses (2002 [covers April 2001-April 2002])

Aldstadt, J. H. Development of analytical methods for comprehensive chemical and physical speciation or arsenicals in groundwater (November 2002 [covers September 2000-September 2002])

Grundl, Timothy J. Delineation of high salinity conditions in the Cambro-Ordovician aquifer of eastern Wisconsin (2002)

Degnan, Alan J. Development and application of a plating media for detection of Heliobacter pylori in water (2002)

Zuniga, Dennis Natural attenuation of VOC's at Wisconsin landfills : a preliminary evaluation (2002)

Knobeloch, Lynda Health effects of arsenic-contaminated drinking water (2002)

Gotkowitz, M. B.; Simo, J. A.; Schreiber, Madeline Geologic and geochemical controls on arsenic in groundwater in northeastern Wisconsin (2003)

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