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A Laboratory Evaluation of Methods Used to Assess the Impact of Discharging Dredged Materials into Ocean Waters
Appendix
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Critique and Proposal for the Management of Dredged Material in Massachusetts Bay Waters. Part I
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Management and Monitoring of Dredge Spoil Disposal and Capping Procedures in Central Long Island Sound
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Chemical Analysis: Stamford-New Haven Maintenance Dredging Project, Central Long Island Sound. I. March-June 1979
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Survey of Currents, Turbidity, and Benthic Biology of Browns Ledge Study Area
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Geotechnical Methods for Determining the Erosional Characteristics of Dredge Spoils
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Influence of Spoil Texture and Salinity of Eroding Fluid on Threshold Erosional Velocities
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Chemical Identification of Dredge Spoils
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Environmental Consequences of Dredge Spoil Disposal in Central Long Island Sound. XIII. Benthic Colonization of the New Haven Spoil Ground: July 1974 to June 1976: Summary Report
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Environmental Consequences of the Disposal of Dredged Material in Long Island Sound. Phase III. Geophysical Studies, April 1975 – April 1976
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Study and Report on Oceanographic Conditions in the Vicinity of Browns Ledge, Rhode Island Sound
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Test Report on Fall River Dredged Material Disposal
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Test Report on Thames River, CT Sediment
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The Erosional Behavior of Thames River Sediment
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Monitoring Results – Providence River Dredging 1975
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Environmental Consequences of Dredge Spoil Disposal in Central Long Island Sound. XII. The Use of Bivalve Death Assemblages to Recognize Environmental Change in Central Long Island Sound over the Past 150 Years
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Environmental Consequences of Dredge-Spoil Disposal in Central Long Island Sound. XI. The Influence of Colonizing Benthos on Physical Properties and Chemical Diagenesis of the New Haven Dump Site
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A Summary Report of Current and Bathymetry Measurements of Alternate Disposal Sites for the Thames River Dredging Project
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Bibliography on the Disposal of Dredge Spoils in Coastal Waters
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Report of Underwater Television Survey of Massachusetts Bay “Foul Area – Explosives”
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Heavy Metals in Interstitial Waters of Dredge Spoil Material: Recommended Sampler and Experimental Procedure
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Interaction of Heavy Metals with Sulfur Compounds in Aquatic Sediments and in Dredged Materials
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Critical Environmental Parameters and Their Influence on Geotechnical Properties of Estuarine Sediments as Related to Erosion, Transport and Deposition
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A Study of the Effect of Turbid Mixtures on Biological Materials
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Environmental Consequences of Dredging Activities at Hampton Harbor, New Hampshire – Summer 1973
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Site Selection and Study of Ecological Effects of Disposal of Dredged Materials in Penobscot Bay, Maine
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Report of the Studies Related to Dredging in Belfast Harbor, Maine and Deposition of Spoil South of Isle au Haut
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Evaluation of the Effect of Dredging in the Annisquam River Waterway on Nutrient Chemistry of Seawater and Sediments and on Phytoplankton Growth
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Monitoring of the “Foul Area” Dumping Area in Massachusetts Bay for Effects of Dredge Spoil Disposal on Phytoplankton Growth
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Post-Dredging Studies at the Charles River Dam Site
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Report on the Water Quality of the Charles River Dam Dredging Site
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Site Selection and Study of Ecological Effects of Disposal of Dredged Materials in Buzzards Bay, Massachusetts
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Physical, Chemical, Biological and Oceanographic Factors Relating to Disposal of Dredged Material in Massachusetts Bay – Phase I
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Oceanographic Factors Relating to the Disposal of Dredged Materials in Long Island Sound. 3. Mineralogy of the Suspended Load
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Wind and Tide Driven Net Drift in Long Island Sound, Interpretation of Helicopter Launched Drifter Returns
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Circulation in Long Island Sound Related to the New Haven Dump Site for Dredged Materials
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New Haven Dump Site Seabed and Surface Drifter Study
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Oceanographic Factors Relating to the Disposal of Dredged Materials in Long Island Sound
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Benthic Sampling Guilford Harbor Dredging Project Pre-dredging Study
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Dispersion of Dredge Spoil Dumped in a Tidal Stream: Observations at the New Haven Dump Site
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The Environmental Consequences of Dredge Spoil Disposal in Central Long Island Sound
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Oceanographic Factors Relating to the Disposal of Dredged Materials in Long Island Sound. 2. Physical and Chemical Characteristics of the Waters Adjacent to the New Haven Dredge Spoils Disposal Site, Data Report 1973-1974
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Oceanographic Factors Relating to the Disposal of Dredged Materials in Long Island Sound. 1. Physical and Chemical Characteristics of the Waters Adjacent to the New Haven Dredge Spoils Disposal Site, Data Report 1972-1973
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Benthic Sampling, Guilford Harbor Dredging Project, Pre-dredging Study
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The Environmental Consequences of Dredge-Spoil Disposal in Central Long Island Sound. X. Benthic Biology of the New Haven Harbor Channel, New Haven Dump Site, New South Control, and Northwest Control Sites, July 1974 (Post Dredging and Dumping)
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The Environmental Consequences of Dredge-Spoil Disposal in Central Long Island Sound. IX. Benthic Biology of the New Haven Harbor Channel, New Haven Dump Site, New South Control, and Northwest Control Sites, February-March 1974 (During Dredging and Dumping Operations)
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The Environmental Consequences of Dredge Spoil Disposal in Central Long Island Sound. VIII. Changes in Spatial and Temporal Abundance Patterns of Benthic Molluscs Sampled from New Haven Harbor, Dump Site, S. Control, N.W. Control Sites; 1972-1973 (pre-dump baseline)
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The Environmental Consequences of Dredge Spoil Disposal in Central Long Island Sound. II. Benthic Biology of the New Haven Harbor Channel and Northwest Control Site
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Environmental Consequences of Dredge Spoil Disposal in Central Long Island Sound. I. Benthic Biology of the New Haven Dump Site
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Environmental Consequences of Dredge Spoil Disposal in Long Island Sound, Phase II. Geophysical Studies, November 1973 – November 1974
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Environmental Consequences of Dredge Spoil Disposal in Central Long Island Sound. I. The New Haven Spoil Ground and New Haven Harbor
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Survey of Currents, Water Turbidity, and Benthic Biology in the Vicinity of Browns Ledge, Rhode Island Sound
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Background Turbidity Conditions of Rhode Island Sound and Buzzards Bay
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Rhode Island Sound Dredge Spoil Disposal and Trends in the Floating Trap Fishery
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Dredge Spoil Disposal in Rhode Island Sound
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Providence Harbor Improvement Spoil Disposal Site Evaluation Study – Phase II
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Results of Studies Related to Dredged Sediment Dumping in Rhode Island Sound
