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Collaborative Research: Hydrologic, Geomorphic, and Geochemical Controls on Iron, Arsenic, and Organic Matter Cycling Across River-to-Tidal Corridors
Collaborative Research: Hydrologic, Geomorphic, and Geochemical Controls on Iron, Arsenic, and Organic Matter Cycling Across River-to-Tidal Corridors is a funding opportunity from NSF, closing August 31, 2029.
Aug 31, 2029
(1128d left)Overview
Despite decades of research and mitigation efforts, millions of people in tropical regions still drink groundwater contaminated with arsenic. One reason is that arsenic is unevenly distributed, and the processes that control its movement remain poorly understood. This project studies river floodplains in Bangladesh to…