Dear Colleagues,

We will be offering an exciting special session on all aspects of nonpoint 
source pollution in groundwater,the vadose zone, and watersheds at AGU's 
Fall Meeting in San Francisco:

Nonpoint source flux impact on groundwater, vadose zone, and surface waters: 
assessment, mechanisms, and control strategies

Session ID#: 3142

Confirmed Invited Speakers:
Randall Hunt, USGS
Jan Hopmans, UC Davis and President, Soil Science Society of America
Karen Burow, USGS NAWQA Program
Gurpal Toor, University of Florida

Session Description:
Nonpoint source fluxes in the subsurface and in surface water are critical 
to pressing societal issues including agricultural sustainability, water 
quality and management, ecosystem health, and global change. Cutting edge 
studies are improving the understanding and the control of biogeochemical 
and anthropogenic factors affecting diffuse mass  fluxes, fate, transport, 
and remediation of nutrients, pathogens, pesticides, emerging contaminants, 
trace elements, greenhouse gases etc. We invite contributions assessing 
governing processes, mechanisms, and mass fluxes in and between groundwater, 
the vadose zone, or surface water using field, laboratory, and modeling 
approaches (lab, plot, or watershed/(sub)basin scale). We further invite 
presentations on innovative strategies that involve applied approaches to 
control or remediate NPS pollution in urban, agricultural, and forest 
watersheds/groundwater basins with a positive impact on management. Studies 
that address linkages between chemical, biological, hydro(geo)logical, 
and/or social factors are especially encouraged.

Conveners:  
Thomas Harter, Univ California, Davis, CA
Laura Schifman, University of Rhode Island, Geosciences, Kingston, RI
Jennifer Cooper, University of Rhode Island, Kingston, RI, and 
Christopher Green, U. S. Geological Survey, Menlo Park, CA.

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