Anne Smiley
@annesmiley.bsky.social
Postdoc UNC Institute for the Environment | Water quality | Natural spaces in urban places
It was a great week in the field and lab working to understand nutrient dynamics across urban and natural landscapes. Big thanks to Avery and the Public Works team for their help doing this research—and for carrying carboys full of swamp water!
@unc-ie.bsky.social
@unc-ie.bsky.social
April 25, 2025 at 5:00 PM
It was a great week in the field and lab working to understand nutrient dynamics across urban and natural landscapes. Big thanks to Avery and the Public Works team for their help doing this research—and for carrying carboys full of swamp water!
@unc-ie.bsky.social
@unc-ie.bsky.social
New paper in JEQ!
We examined water quality and sediment nitrogen removal in two chronically enriched coastal systems. We found that environmental context—particularly tidal vs riverine influence—is important for both.
doi.org/10.1002/jeq2...
@mpiehler.bsky.social
@unc-emes.bsky.social
We examined water quality and sediment nitrogen removal in two chronically enriched coastal systems. We found that environmental context—particularly tidal vs riverine influence—is important for both.
doi.org/10.1002/jeq2...
@mpiehler.bsky.social
@unc-emes.bsky.social
January 14, 2025 at 1:49 PM
New paper in JEQ!
We examined water quality and sediment nitrogen removal in two chronically enriched coastal systems. We found that environmental context—particularly tidal vs riverine influence—is important for both.
doi.org/10.1002/jeq2...
@mpiehler.bsky.social
@unc-emes.bsky.social
We examined water quality and sediment nitrogen removal in two chronically enriched coastal systems. We found that environmental context—particularly tidal vs riverine influence—is important for both.
doi.org/10.1002/jeq2...
@mpiehler.bsky.social
@unc-emes.bsky.social