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Special Letter From the Managing Editor
Report on the DOE/PERF Vapor Pathway Workshop, January
27-28, 2004, Brea, CA
By Mary K. Donohue
Invited Editorial
Environmental Forensics: A Scientific Service at the
Service of Justice and Society
By Josep Vives-Rego
Commentaries
Commentary on Nicholson et al. 2003. Elements
Influencing Cost Allocation in the Pinal Creek
Aquifer, Arizona, USA. Part II: Geochemical Controls
on Groundwater Quality Recovery. Environ. Forensics
4(4):271–286
By Mark Logsdon
Response to Comment on Nicholson et al. 2003. Elements
Influencing Cost Allocation in the Pinal Creek
Aquifer, Arizona, USA. Part II: Geochemical Controls
on Groundwater Quality Recovery. Environ. Forensics
4(4):271–286
By Andrew
Nicholson, Andy Davis, and Steve Helgen
Contributed Papers
Changes in Water Table and Soil Radon Emanation
By Paul Merolla,
Douglas Mose, and George Mushrush
Groundwater Pollution Source Identification and
Simultaneous Parameter Estimation Using Pattern
Matching by Artificial Neural Network
By Raj Singh and
Bithin Datta
Detecting Anthropogenic Stress In An Ecosystem: 1.
Meiofauna In A Sewage Gradient
By Elizabeth
Hewitt and Stephen Mudge
Distinguishing PAH Background and MGP Residues in
Sediments of a Freshwater Creek
By Helder Costa,
Keith White, and John Ruspantini
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