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The WPES team is involved with the measurement, monitoring, and simulation of stream flows in tributaries draining into coastal estuaries. The flows from rivers and streams provide freshwater inputs to estuaries and can carry pollutants that influence water quality conditions affecting public health, fisheries, and entire ecosystems. The flows also affect estuary hydrodynamics that govern […]https://umaine.edu/watershedresearch/wp-content/uploads/sites/554/2020/07/Crippens_placeholder.png842354