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Volume 4, Number 1, March 2003
   
Contents:

Editorial
Letter From The Editor
By Morrison

Guest Editorial
Introduction to Guest Editorial
By Reddy

Commentaries and Perspectives
Chlorinated Solvents and the Historical Record: A Response to Amter and Ross
By
Jackson

Invited Paper
Stable Isotope Forensics – When Isotopes Work (Accepted 10/16/2002)
By Slater

Contributed Papers
Fingerprinting of Hydrocarbon Fuel Contaminants (Accepted on 10/9/2002)
By Alimi et al.

Perched Water Bodies in Arid Environments and Their Role as Hydrogeologic Constraints for Recharge Rate Estimation: Part 1. A Modeling Methodology
By Bagtzoglou

Perched Water Bodies in Arid Environments and Their Role as Hydrogeologic
By Bagtzoglou

Technical Notes
Forensic Analysis by Comprehensive Rapid Detection of Pathogens and Contamination Concentrated in Biofilms in Drinking Water Systems for Water Resource Protection and Management
By White et al

Gas Chromatography for Estimating the Octane Rating of Fresh and Weathered Gasolines Released to Soils and Groundwater
By Schmidt et al.

Estimating the Minimum Age of a Chlorinated Solvent Plume in Ground Water with Chlorofluorocarbon (CFC) and Tritium Methodlogies: A Case Study
By Oudijk

History and Composition of PS-6 Gasoline - Implications to Age-Dating Gasoline Contamination
Constraints for Recharge Rate Estimation: Part 2. The Case of Yucca Mountain
By Wade

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