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LI1V 1C'O nmenLal LOIISLL1La^L 111U JLLI1 ltl 177L ]:Yl pm CagC Y U1 11
<br />19. Rowe, 7G, Lico, MS~allock, RJ, Maest, AS and Hoffma~J 1991. Physical,
<br />chemical, and biological data associated with irrigation drainage in aid near
<br />Stillwater, Fernley, and Humboldt Wildlife Management Areas and Carson~Lake,
<br />west-central Nevada, 1987-89. U.S. Geological Suruey Open-File Report 91-105.
<br />15. Naest, A and Epstein, L 1991. 1991 Global Report - Groundwater Pollution.
<br />Buzzworm 3 p1, 95.
<br />16. Orem, P, Naest, A, Allen, D and Hopkins, E 1991. the "Recycling" L ophole in
<br />the Toxics-Release Inventory: Out of Site, Out of Mind. Environmental ~efense
<br />Fund, March 1991, 76pp.
<br />17. Naest, AS, Pasilis, S, Miller, LG and Nordstrom DR 1992. Redox geochemistry
<br />of arsenic and iron in Mono Lake, California, USA. In Water-Rock Inter ction VII,
<br />Yl( 1(harada and AS Haest (eds) Balkema, Rotterdam (in press).
<br />18 1{haraka, Y1{ and Naest, AS (editors) 1992. Water-Rock Interaction V/~. Uo/ume
<br />I: Low Temperature Interactions: Vo/ume /I: Intermediate and Nigh Temp rature
<br />Interactions. Balkema, Rotterdam (in press).
<br />19. Johannesson, 1{H, Haest, AS and Lyons, WB 1992. Oxyanion concentration
<br />mechanisms in eastern Sierra Nevada surface waters. 22p (submitted)
<br />Abstracts
<br />20. Naest, AS, Brantley, SL, Crerar, DA and Boresik, M 1901. Nodes of ~leavy metal
<br />transport in the Raritan River and estuary, Hew Jersey. Geol. Soc. Am.IlBull., 13
<br />q3, 144.
<br />21. Naest, AS, Ryan, J, Crerar, D and Stallard, R 1904. Controls on meal and
<br />nutrient behavior in an estuary with more than two end members, EOS, 6 lt16,
<br />227-220.
<br />22. Naest, A 1984. Partitioning of contaminants between particulate an~ dissolved
<br />loads in a polluted estuary. EOS, b5 1145, 888.
<br />23. Naest, AS and Wing, AW 1986. 'f}le arsenic and iron redox couple in Selected
<br />natural waters. Geol. Soc. Am. Bull. 18 116.
<br />24. Haest, RS, Wing, R, Nordstrom, D1{, Welch, RH and Lico, MS 1986. Yh~
<br />determination and preservation of dissolved arsenic species in high ar enic
<br />waters from Fallon, Nevada and Nono Lake, California. EOS 67 1144, 940.
<br />25. Naest, AS, Pasilis, S, Ball, JW and Nordstrom, Dl( 1987. Nono Lake:~An
<br />episodic, ephemeral ore-forming solution? Geol. Soc. Am. Bull. 19 A!7.
<br />26. Oremland, RS, Hollibaugh, J'f, Maest, AS, Presser, i and Hiller, LG1988.
<br />Dissimilatory reduction of selenate in anoxic sediments and by anaerob c
<br />bacterial cultures. EOS 69 1144, 1137.
<br />27. Naest, AS, Pasilis, SP and Nordstrom DR 1988. Mono Lake geochemist>hy: redox
<br />and precipitation reactions. Amer. Sac. Limnol. Oceaogr. Abstracts, 501
<br />28. Hiller, LG, Naest, AS, Culbertson, CW and Oremland, RS 1988. Nolecl~lar
<br />manifestations of meromixis in Hono Lake. Amer. Soc. Limnol. Oceanogr. Abstracts,
<br />55.
<br />29. Kent, DB, Davis, JA, Rea, HA, Haest, AS and Roman-Has, AJ 1989. Fuld and
<br />laboratory studies of transport of ionic solutes in groundwater. EOS 7. 1115, 342.
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