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The Water Resources Institute coordinates research programs which are applicable to the solution of present and emerging water resource problems. In carrying out this mission, the Institute has developed a broadly-based research, training, information transfer, and public service program involving personnel from many academic disciplines in the University of Wisconsin System.

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Current Projects

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	WR03R010: The Role of Dissolved Organic Carbon in Aquatic Mercury Cycling
	WR06R004: Identifying High-Infiltration and Groundwater Recharge Areas
	WR06R005: Effectiveness of Engineered Covers: From Modeling to Performance Monitoring
	WR07R001: Transport and Survival of Pathogenic Bacteria Associated With Dairy Manure in Soil and Groundwater
	WR07R002: Is Phosphorus-Enriched Groundwater Entering Wisconsin Streams?
	WR07R003: Occurrence and Generation of Nitrite in Ground and Surface Waters in an Agricultural Watershed
	WR07R005: A Thermal Remote Sensing Tool for Mapping Spring and Diffuse Groundwater Discharge to Streams
	WR07R006: Monitoring Septic Effluent Transport and Attenuation using Geophysical Methods
	WR07R007: Influence of Wetland Hydrodynamics on Subsurface Microbial Redox Transformations of Nitrate and Iron
	WR07R008: Controls on Methylation of Groundwater Hg(II) in Hyporheic Zones of Wetlands
	WR07R009: ACAP Test Section Exhumation
	WR07R010: Alternative Cover Guidance Document
	WR08R001: Use of the 2009 Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance Survey to Assess the Safety of Private Drinking Water Supplies
	WR08R002: Combination of Co-Precipitation with Zeolite Filtration to Remove Arsenic from Contaminated Water
	WR08R003: The Lethal and Sublethal Effects of Elevated Groundwater Nitrate Concentrations on Infaunal Invertebrates in the Central Sand Plains
	WR08R004: Assessing Levels and Potential Health Effects of Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals in Groundwater Associated with Karst Areas in Northeast Wisconsin

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University of Wisconsin Sea Grant Institute & University of Wisconsin Water Resources Institute.

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