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Curricular Resources > 2026 Volume IV > Introduction

The Science of Rivers

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CONTENTS OF VOLUME

Seminar Description

    Preface

    Introduction

  1. River Schemes: The Connection Between Water and Geography
  2. The Riverwalk RFP: Balancing Economic Growth and Biogeochemical
  3. What is in Water? The Chemistry of Local Water Systems
  4. Protecting New Haven Harbor: Studying Rivers, Streams, & Watersheds to Create Citizen Scientists and Action
  5. Elevating and Engineering Water Levels with Beavers
  6. The Geophysics of Inland Waters
  7. S.T.E.A.M, Microplastics, Rivers, and Invisible Veins connecting Us All

Introduction

Peter Raymond, Oastler Professor in Ecosystem Ecology at the School of the Environment & Professor, Earth and Planetary Science

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