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Reduction - alteration of living resources 

Shipley, Frank S. (Galveston Bay National Estuary Program, 1990)
This article is about the reduction and alteration of living resources with an emphasis on habitat, salinity, and water quality and circulation.

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Optimal water quality management for the Houston Ship Channel. 

Hays, A.J., Jr.; Gloyna, E.F. (, 1972)
Savings can be obtained through the application of systems analysis and optimization method to water quality management problems of the Houston Ship Channel. A finite-difference, steady-state mathematical model was employed ...

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Water quality segment report for segment nos. 1005, 1006, and 1007. Houston Ship Channel. Report no. WQS-25 

Warshaw, S. (Texas Water Quality Board, Field Operations Division, Surveillance Section, 1977)
The Ship Channel has been an extremely important element in the economic and industrial growth of the Houston area. Industries located along its reach have access to barge and ship traffic from all over the world. In ...

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Biological-ecological studies of Galveston Bay, Texas. Third quarterly report. October 1, 1969 

Copeland, B.J. (The University of Texas, Marine Science Institute at Port Aransas, 1969)
This report contains four individual parts: 1) Species Diversity, 2) Phytoplankton Toxicity, 3) Limiting Nutrients, 4) River Inflow.

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Galveston Bay water quality survey 1963 - 1967 

Texas State Department of Health (Texas State Department of Health, 1968)
The results of the 1963-1967 Water Quality Survey of the Galveston Bay Complex indicate water qualities at specific locations varying from very poor to excellent. In order to arrive at conclusions as to the four questions ...

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Galveston Bay: test case of an estuary in crisis. 

Carter, L.J. (, 1970)
The Galveston Bay estuary's environmental crisis is reported. Long a major nursery area for shellfish and finfish, the bay's water quality has been severely degraded by rapid industrial and population growth. A 1914 ...

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Chemical and physical characteristics of water in estuaries of Texas, September 1967- September 1968. 

Hahl, D.C.; Ratzlaff, K.W. (Texas Water Development Board., 1970)
The U.S. Geological Survey, in cooperation with the Texas Water Development Board, began a water-resources investigation of estuaries in September 1967. Data are being collected from most of the principal estuaries along ...

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Preliminary Investigation of Tracer Gas Reaeration Method for Shallow Bays 

Baker, Sarah H. and Edward R. Holley (Texas Water Resoruces Institute, 1987)
Accurate estimates of surface exchange rates for volatile pollutants in bays are needed to allow predictions of pollutant movement and retention time. The same types of estimates can be used to calculate reaeration rates. ...

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Detection of Hepatitis A virus by hybridization with single-stranded RNA probes. 

Jiang, X.; Estes, M.K.; Metcalf,T.G. (, 1987)
An improved method of dot-blot hybridization to detect hepatitis A virus (HAV) was developed with single-stranded RNA (ssRNA) probes. Radioactive and nonradioactive ssRNA probes were generated by in vitro transcription of ...

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The economics of improved estuarine water quality: An NEP manual for measuring benefits 

Caulkins, P. (U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Marine and Estuarine Protection and Office of Policy, Planning, and Evaluation, 1990)
Section 320 of the Clean Water Act provides for the development of Comprehensive Conservation and Management Plans (CCMPs) for estuaries of National significance. To ensure the greatest return on resources spent, it is ...
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AuthorGalveston Bay National Estuary Program (4)Ratzlaff, K.W. (4)Copeland, B.J. (3)Hahl, D.C. (3)Hann, R.W., Jr. (3)Hays, A.J., Jr. (3)Fruh, E.G. (2)Gloyna, E.F. (2)Lind, W.B. (2)Texas Department of Water Resources (2)... View MoreSubject
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