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    Comment on "Organism Detection in Permeable Pavement Parking Lot Infiltrates at the Edison Environmental Center, New Jersey"

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    Of Laboratory Evaluation of Sorptive Filtration Media Mixtures for Targeted Pollutant Removals from Simulated Stormwater, G. Prabhukumar, G. S. Bhupal, K. R. Pagilla, 87, 789-795 (2015)

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    Symbolic Regression of Upstream, Stormwater, and Tributary E. Coli Concentrations Using River Flows
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    Of variations in highway stormwater runoff quality and stormwater treatment performance in relation to the age of porous friction courses, J. P. Moores, P. E. Pattinson, C. R. Hyde, 85, 772-781 (2013); corrected at 86, 285 (2014)
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    Of Sorption media for stormwater treatment--a laboratory evaluation of five low-cost media for their ability to remove metals and phosphorus from artificial stormwater, T. Wium-Andersen, A. H. Nielsen, T. Hvitved-Jacobsen, N. K. Kristensen, H. Brix, C. Arias, J. Vollertsen, 84, 605-616 (2012)
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    Of. A stochastic stormwater quality volume-sizing method with first flush emphasis, S. Sharifi, A. Massoudieh, M. Kayhanian, 83, 2025-2035 (2011)
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    Of Effects of temperature on bacterial transport and destruction in bioretention media: field and laboratory evaluations, L. Zhang, E. A. Seagren, A. P. Davis, J. S. Karns, 84, 485-496 (2012)
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    Of Influence of variable precipitation on coastal water quality in southern California, R. H. Dwight, J. S. Caplan, M. V. Brinks, S. N. Catlin, G. Buescher, J. C. Semenza, 83, 2121-2130 (2011)
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    Of Hydraulic response and nitrogen retention in bioretention mesocosms with regulated outlets: part I--hydraulic response, W. C. Lucas, M. Greenway, 83, 692-702 (2011)
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    Of Hydraulic response and nitrogen retention in bioretention mesocosms with regulated outlets: part II--nitrogen retention, W. C. Lucas, M. Greenway, 83, 703-713 (2011)
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    Discussion of the capture and destruction of Escherichia coli from simulated urban runoff using conventional bioretention media and iron oxide-coated sand, L. Zhang, E. A. Seagren, A. P. Davis, J. S. Karns, 82, 701-714 (2010)
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    Of Performance assessment of a street-drainage bioretention system, C. Chapman, R. R. Horner, 82, 109-119 (2010)
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    Of Characteristics of suspended solids, microorganisms, and chemical water quality in event-based stormwater runoff from an urban residential area, J. He, C. Valeo, A. Chu, N. F. Neumann, 82, 2333-2345 (2010)
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    Of Characteristics of highway stormwater runoff in los angeles: metals and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons. S. Lau, Y. Han, J. Kang, M. Kayhanian, M. K. Stenstrom, 81, 308-318 (2009)
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    Of Effects of suburban land use on phosphorus fractions and speciation in the Upper Peruque Creek, Eastern Missouri, S. Keller, T. Q. Zhang, S. Webb, R. Brugam, K. Johnson, Z.-Q. Lin, 80, 316-323 (2008)
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    Of Characteristics of highway stormwater runoff, Y. Han, S. Lau, M. Kayhanian, M. K. Stenstrom, 78, 2377-2388 (2006)
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    Of Sustainable oil and grease removal from synthetic stormwater runoff using bench-scale bioretention studies, E. Hong; E. A. Seagren; A. P. Davis, 78, 141-155 (2006)
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