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Filamentous Algae Monitoring Program: Potomac River Basin

Authors: Gordon M. Selckmann and Charles A. Dean | Pub: # ICPRB 16-3 | Published in March 2016

Filamentous Algae Monitoring Program: Cacapon River Microcosm Study 2015

Authors: , , , , | Pub: # ICPRB 16-4 | Published in March 2016

Model Report for the Revised Polychlorinated Biphenyl (PCB) TMDLs for Small Tributaries in the Rock Creek Watershed in the District of Columbia

Authors: Ross Mandel and Andrea Nagel Published in April 2016

Model Report for the Revised Pesticide TMDLs for Small Tributaries in the Rock Creek and Potomac River Watersheds in the District of Columbia

Authors: Ross Mandel and Andrea Nagel Published in April 2016

2015 Washington Metropolitan Area Drought Exercise

Authors: C.L. Schultz, K.R. Bencala, H. Moltz, and A. Seck | Pub: # ICPRB 16-2 | Published in February 2016

From Programmatic Goals to Criteria for Phytoplankton Chlorophyll a

Authors: , , , , | Pub: # ICPRB 16-1 | Published in February 2016

The Return of American Shad to the Potomac River: 20 Years of Restoration

Authors: , , , , | Pub: # ICP16-5 | Published in July 2016

ICPRB’s story of the American shad restoration in the Potomac watershed. Learn more about the role of Interstate Commission on the Potomac River Basin in the return of the American Shad in the Potomac River by visiting the American Shad Restoration page.

2014 Drought Exercise Report

Authors: Cherie L. Schultz, Sarah N. Ahmed, Karin R. Bencala, and Heidi Moltz | Pub: # ICPRB 15-2 | Published in 2015

Sediment Phosphorus Flux: pH Interactions in the Tidal Freshwater Potomac River Estuary. Final Report

Authors: E.M. Bailey, M. Owens, W.R. Boynton, J.C. Cornwell, E. Kiss, P.W. Smail, H. Soulen, E. Buck, and M. Ceballos Published in January 2015

Phase 2 – Evaluation of Travilah Quarry for Water Supply Storage. Final Report

Authors: Black and Veatch Published in September 2015

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