Hubbard Brook Bibliography

Driscoll, Charles T, G. B Lawrence, A. J Bulger, T. J Butler, C. S Cronan, C. Eagar, K. F Lambert, Gene E Likens, J. L Stoddard, and K. C Weathers. 2004. “Acidic Deposition In The Northeastern United States: Sources And Inputs, Ecosystem Effects And Management Strategies”. In Boreal Shield Watersheds, Section III: Biological Effects and Management Reactions, Boreal Shield Watersheds, Section III: Biological Effects and Management Reactions, ed. . Lewis Publishers, 159-190.

Weathers, K. C, Gene E Likens, F. H Bormann, J. S Eaton, K. D Kimball, J. N Galloway, T. G Siccama, and D. Smiley. 1988. “Chemical Concentrations In Cloud Water From Four Sites In The Eastern United States”. In Acid Deposition at High Elevation Sites, Acid Deposition at High Elevation Sites, eds. M. H Unsworth and Fowler, D. Kluwer Academic Publishers, 345-357.

Weathers, K. C, Gene E Likens, F. H Bormann, S. H Bicknell, B. T Bormann, B. C Daube, J. S Eaton, J. N Galloway, W. C Keene, K. D Kimball, W. H McDowell, and T. G Siccama. 1988. “Chemical Concentrations Of Cloud Water From Eight Sites In North America”. Abstract for National Atmospheric Deposition Program (NADP) Technical Committee Meeting.

Driscoll, Charles T, G. B Lawrence, A. J Bulger, T. J Butler, C. S Cronan, C. Eagar, K. F Lambert, Gene E Likens, J. L Stoddard, and K. C Weathers. 2001. “Acidic Deposition In The Northeastern United States: Sources And Inputs, Ecosystem Effects, And Management Strategies”. BioScience 51(3): 180-198.

Driscoll, Charles T, G. B Lawrence, A. J Bulger, T. J Butler, C. S Cronan, C. Eagar, K. F Lambert, Gene E Likens, J. L Stoddard, and K. C Weathers. 2001. “Acid Rain Revisited: Advances In Scientific Understanding Since The Passage Of The 1970 And 1990 Clean Air Act Amendments”. Hubbard Brook Research Foundation, Science Links Publication 1(1): 20-Jan.

Weathers, K. C, Gene E Likens, F. H Bormann, S. H Bicknell, B. T Bormann, B. C Daube, J. S Eaton, J. N Galloway, W. C Keene, K. D Kimball, W. H McDowell, and T. G Siccama. 1988. “Cloudwater Chemistry From Ten Sites In North America”. Environ. Sci. Technol. 22(8): 1018-1026.

Kimball, K. D, R. Jagels, G. A Gordon, K. C Weathers, and J. Carlisle. 1988. “Differences Between New England Coastal Fog And Mountain Cloud Water Chemistry”. Water, Air, and Soil Pollution 39: 383-393.

Pardo, Linda H, M. E Fenn, Christine L Goodale, L. H Geiser, Charles T Driscoll, E. B Allen, J. S Baron, R. Bobbink, W. D Bowman, C. M Clark, B. Emmett, F. S Gilliam, T. L Greaver, S. J Hall, E. A Lilleskov, L. L Liu, J. A Lynch, K. J Nadelhoffer, S. S Perakis, M. J Robin-Abbott, J. L Stoddard, K. C Weathers, and R. L Dennis. 2011. “Effects Of Nitrogen Deposition And Empirical Nitrogen Critical Loads For Ecoregions Of The United States”. Ecological Applications 21(8): 3049 - 3082. ://WOS:000299166300016.

Kelly, V. R, Gary M Lovett, K. C Weathers, S. EG Findlay, D. L Strayer, D. J Burns, and Gene E Likens. 2008. “Long-Term Sodium Chloride Retention In A Rural Watershed:  Legacy Effects Of Road Salt On Streamwater Concentration”. Environ. Sci. Technol. 42: 410-415.

Weathers, K. C, Gene E Likens, F. H Bormann, J. S Eaton, W. B Bowden, J. Andersen, D. A Cass, J. N Galloway, W. C Keene, K. D Kimball, P. Huth, and D. Smiley. 1986. “A Regional Acidic Cloud/fog Water Event In The Eastern United States”. Nature 319: 657-659.

Driscoll, Charles T, G. B Lawrence, A. J Bulger, T. J Butler, C. S Cronan, C. Eagar, K. F Lambert, Gene E Likens, J. L Stoddard, and K. C Weathers. 2002. “Response To W.e. Sharpe's Acid Deposition Explains Sugar Maple Decline In The East”. BioScience 52(1): 6-May.

Likens, Gene E, K. C Weathers, T. J Butler, and D. C Buso. 1998. “Solving The Acid Rain Problem”. Science 282(5396): 1991-1992.

Daube, B. C, K. D Kimball, P. A Lamar, and K. C Weathers. 1987. “Two New Ground-Level Cloud Water Sampler Designs Which Reduce Rain Contamination”. Atmos. Environ. 21(4): 893-900.

Caraco, N. F, J. J Cole, Gene E Likens, Gary M Lovett, and K. C Weathers. 2003. “Variation In No3 Export From Flowing Waters Of Vastly Different Sizes: Does One Model Fit All?”. Ecosystems 6: 344-352.