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Announcing Grant Awardees
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Kejin Wang, Iowa State University, and Surendra Shah, Northwestern University $449,938—Increasing Use of Fly Ash in Concrete Through Nanomaterial Modification, Multiscale Characterization, and Improved Processing [27 KB]
Avner Vengosh and Heileen Hsu-Kim, Duke University, Jim Hower, University of Kentucky, and Thomas Johnson, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign $357,114—Geochemical and Isotope Characterization of TVA Coal Combustion Products: Identification of Contaminants and Modeling Their Fate in the Environment [141 KB]
Joseph Ryan, University of Colorado at Boulder, and George Aiken, U. S. Geological Survey $299,874—Effects of Dissolved Organic Matter on the Release of Trace Elements of Coal Ash in Natural Waters [141 KB]
Dean Hesterberg, David Buchwalter and Owen Duckworth, North Carolina State University $363,397—Predicting Mobilization and Bioaccumulation of Trace Elements of Coal Ash Using Speciation Analysis [19 KB]
Peter Sedwick and Gregory Cutter, Old Dominion University $298,924—A New Approach to Quantifying the Release of Bioactive Trace Elements from Coal Combustion Products to Natural Waters [174 KB]
Gregory Cutter, Old Dominion University $275,228—Selenium Biochemistry in Rivers Receiving Direct Coal Ash Inputs [104 KB]
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