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Final Completion Report Modeling the Timeline for Acidification from Excess Nitrogen Deposition in Rocky Mountain National Park PMIS #: 71141
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Document Date: 2005-12-14 11:14:56

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Riverside / Philadelphia / Jackson / Perth / Montreal / National Park / /

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Natural Resource Ecology Laboratory / Microsoft / Rocky Mountain National Park CO / /

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America / /

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United States / Netherlands / Canada / Scotland / /

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Environmental Issue / /

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Scripps Howard Institute / plant N / Syracuse University / Colorado Institute / Fort Collins / catchment of Loch Vale Watershed / /

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soil chemical equilibrium model / chemical records / terrestrial and aquatic systems / chemical / aquatic systems / /

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Rocky Mountains / Green Lakes / Alpine / Andrews Creek / /

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National Park Service / Colorado State University / Syracuse University / Environmental Protection Agency / /

Person

Alex Wolfe / Dennis S. Ojima / Dennis Ojima / D. Jill S. Baron / Brenda Moraska Lafrancois / Koren Nydick / Melannie Hartman / Jill Baron / Heather Rueth / William J. Parton / /

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aqueous geochemical model / PHREEQC / speaker / /

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Wyoming / Pennsylvania / California / Arizona / Colorado / /

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Aspen / the NADP annual / /

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eastern U.S. / northeastern U.S. / western U.S. / northern Wyoming / /

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Environmental Engineering / /

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