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CURRICULUMVITAE

GeneEldenLikens FoundingDirector,PresidentEmeritus DistinguishedSeniorScientistEmeritusDateofBirth:6January1935 CaryInstituteofEcosystemStudies*PlaceofBirth:Pierceton,IndianaUSA BoxAB Millbrook,NY12545*November2007,organizationalnamechange:CaryInstituteofEcosystemStudieshttp://www.caryinstitute.org/science-program/our-scientists/dr-gene-e-likensInresidence(August–December2014-2020)atUniversityofConnecticut,Storrs

DistinguishedResearchProfessor(EcologyandEvolutionaryBiology)SpecialAdvisortotheUCONNPresidentonEnvironmentalAffairsUniversityofConnecticut--UCONNStorrs,Connecticut06268 EMPLOYMENT:

Sept.1957-Sept.1961 GraduateAssistantinZoology,UniversityofWisconsin

Sept.1961-Dec.1961 InstructorinZoology,DartmouthCollege

Jan.1962-June1962 ProjectAssistantinZoology,UniversityofWisconsin

June1962-Nov.1962 ResearchAssociateinZoology,UniversityofWisconsin

Nov.1962-Feb.1963 ResearchAssociateinMeteorology,UniversityofWisconsin

Feb.1963-Sept.1963 InstructorinBiologicalSciences,DartmouthCollege

Sept.1963-Oct.1963 VisitingLecturerinZoology,UniversityofWisconsin

Sept.1963-June1966 AssistantProfessor,BiologicalSciences,DartmouthCollege

July1966-June1969 AssociateProfessor,BiologicalSciences,DartmouthCollege

Jan.1968-March1968 VisitingAssociateEcologist,BrookhavenNationalLaboratory

July1969-June1972 AssociateProfessor,SectionofEcologyandSystematics,CornellUniversity

July1972-Aug.1983 Professor,SectionofEcologyandSystematics,Cornell


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University

Sept.1973-Aug.1974 ActingChairman,SectionofEcologyandSystematics,CornellUniversity

Sept.1978-Aug.1979 VisitingProfessor,CenterforAdvancedResearchand DepartmentofEnvironmentalSciences,Universityof

Virginia,Charlottesville,Virginia

July1982-June1983 Chairman,SectionofEcologyandSystematics,CornellUniversity

Jan.1983-Sept.1983 CharlesA.AlexanderProfessorofBiologicalSciences,SectionofEcologyandSystematics,CornellUniversity

Sept.1983-July2018 AdjunctProfessor,SectionofEcologyandSystematics,CornellUniversity;2003,DepartmentofEcologyandEvolutionaryBiology[changedDept.name]

Sept.1983-Nov.1993 VicePresident,TheNewYorkBotanicalGarden,TheBronx,NewYork

Sept.1983-Nov.1993 Director,InstituteofEcosystemStudies;andDirector,MaryFlaglerCaryArboretum,Millbrook,NewYork

Nov.1993-June2007 PresidentandDirector,InstituteofEcosystemStudies

March1984–June2008 Professor,DepartmentofEcologyandEvolutionaryBiology,YaleUniversity

March1985-present Professor,GraduateFieldofEcology,RutgersUniversity

Sept.1985-present Fellow,TimothyDwightCollege,YaleUniversity

May2003-present AdjunctProfessor,DepartmentofBiologicalSciences,UniversityatAlbany,StateUniversityofNewYork

Nov.2004-present DistinguishedResearchProfessor,DepartmentofEcologyandEvolutionaryBiology,UniversityofConnecticut,Storrs,Connecticut

June2007-present FoundingDirectorandPresidentEmeritus,CaryInstituteofEcosystemStudies

October2009-present HonoraryProfessor,JinanUniversity,Guangzhou,China

October2009-present EinsteinProfessor,ChineseAcademyofScience

July2012-present DistinguishedSeniorScientistEmeritus,CaryInstituteofEcosystemStudies

2011-2013 GuestVisitingProfessor,DepartmentofLimnology,EBC-


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UppsalaUniversity,Sweden

July2012-present SpecialAdvisortothePresidentonEnvironmentalAffairs,andDistinguishedResearchProfessor,UniversityofConnecticut,Storrs,CT

EDUCATION:

1955-1957 ManchesterCollege B.S. (Zoology)

1957-1959 UniversityofWisconsin-Madison M.S. (Zoology)

1959-1962 UniversityofWisconsin-Madison Ph.D. (Zoology)

HONORARYDEGREES:

1979 ManchesterCollege D.Sc. (Honorary)

1985 RutgersUniversity D.Sc. (Honorary)

1989 PlymouthStateCollege,

Univ.SystemofNewHampshire D.Sc. (Honorary)

1990 MiamiUniversity D.Sc. (Honorary)

1991 UnionCollege[DoctorofHumaneLetters](Honorary)

1992 UniversitätfürBodenkultur,

Vienna,Austria [Doctor,H.C.](Honorary)

1993 MaristCollege D.Sc. (Honorary)

1998 WageningenAgriculturalUniversity,

TheNetherlands D.Sc. (Honorary)

2004 UniversityofConnecticut,Storrs D.Sc. (Honorary)

2012 MontclairStateUniversity D.Sc. (Honorary)

2018UppsalaUniversity,SwedenD.Sc.(Honorary)

TEACHINGEXPERIENCE:

Sept.1955-June1956 AssistantinZoology,ManchesterCollege

Sept.1956-June1957 AssistantinZoology,ManchesterCollege

Sept.1957-June1959 GraduateTeachingAssistantinZoology,UniversityofWisconsin-Madison

Sept.1961-Dec.1961 InstructorinZoology,DartmouthCollege

Feb.1963-Sept.1963 InstructorinBiologicalSciences,DartmouthCollege


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Sept.1963-Oct.1963 VisitingLecturerinZoology,UniversityofWisconsin-Madison

Oct.1963-June1966 AssistantProfessor,BiologicalSciences,DartmouthCollege

July1966-June1969 AssociateProfessor,BiologicalSciences,DartmouthCollege

July1969-June1972 AssociateProfessor,SectionofEcologyandSystematics,CornellUniversity

July1972-Aug.1983 Professor,SectionofEcologyandSystematics,CornellUniversity

Sept.1978-Aug.1979 VisitingProfessor,CenterforAdvancedResearchandDept.EnvironmentalSciences,UniversityofVirginia,Charlottesville

April-May1995 VisitingProfessor,InstituteofForestEcology,UniversitätfürBodenkultur,Vienna,Austria

March2001 WalkerAmesProfessorship,UniversityofWashington,Seattle

February-April2004 MiegunyahDistinguishedFellow,SchoolofBotany,UniversityofMelbourne,Australia

November-December2007 NicholasSchooloftheEnvironment,DukeUniversity,Durham,NorthCarolina

Autumn2005-present DistinguishedResearchProfessor,DepartmentofEcology andEvolutionaryBiology,UniversityofConnecticut,Storrs

February-April2011; GuestVisitingProfessor,DepartmentofLimnology,EBC-Sept.-Nov.2012;UppsalaUniversity,SwedenMarch-April2013

August–Sept.2011 GuestVisitingProfessor,DepartmentofGeographyandEarthSciences,UniversityofNewEngland,Armidale,NewSouthWales,Australia

November2011 GuestVisitingProfessor,DepartmentofNaturalResources,UniversityofMissouri-Columbia

DISTINGUISHEDMEMBERSHIPS:

AmericanAcademyofArtsandSciences(elected1979)


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NationalAcademyofSciences(elected1981)

TheRoyalSwedishAcademyofSciences(electedForeignMember1988)

TheBritishEcologicalSociety(electedHonoraryMember1991)

TheRoyalDanishAcademyofSciencesandLetters(electedForeignMember1994)

AustrianAcademyofSciences(electedForeignMember2000)

TheInternationalWaterAcademy(ChairNo.186-electedLifeMember2003)

AmericanPhilosophicalSociety(elected2006)

MEMBERSHIPSINSCIENTIFICSOCIETIESANDFRATERNITIES:

AmericanAssociationfortheAdvancementofScience(Fellow1965)

AmericanInstituteofBiologicalSciences(PresidentElect2001;President2002;PastPresident2003)

AmericanPolarSociety

AmericanSocietyofLimnologyandOceanography(VicePresident1975-76; President1976-77)

AmericanWaterResourcesAssociation(HonoraryMember)

AustralianSocietyofLimnology(LifetimeMember)

TheBritishEcologicalSociety(ElectedHonoraryMember1991)

EcologicalSocietyofAmerica(VicePresident1978-79;President1981-82;HonoraryFellow2012-present)

ForeignCorrespondents’ClubofJapan(HonoraryMember2003-2004)

FreshwaterBiologicalAssociation

GammaAlpha

TheHudsonRiverEnvironmentalSociety

INTECOL(HonoraryMember2005)

InternationalWaterResourcesAssociation(CharterMember)

InternationalAssociationforGreatLakesResearch

InternationalAssociationforSedimentWaterScience

PhiSigma

SocietasInternationalisLimnologiae(U.S.NationalRepresentativesince1970to 2016;ExecutiveVicePresident1998-2001;President2001-2007);2007,name


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changedtoInternationalSocietyofLimnology,butalsoretainingSIL(Societas InternationalisLimnologiae).

SigmaXi

COMMENCEMENTADDRESSES:

1. RutgersUniversity,“Arewepullingtheplugonourlifesupportsystems?”(NewBrunswick,NewJersey);23May1985.

2. GoshenCollege,“ProtectingEarth’sEnvironment–It’stherightthingtodo”(Goshen,Indiana);22April1990.

3. MiamiUniversity,“WhatonEartharewepassingtoourchildren?”(Oxford,Ohio);13May1990.

4. UniversityofConnecticut,“EmbraceLife”(Storrs,Connecticut);8May2004.

5. MontclairStateUniversity,“OurFuture”(Montclair,NewJersey);12May2012.

BOARDSOFTRUSTEES/DIRECTORS:

• BoardofTrustees,EnvironmentalDefense,NewYork,NY,1985-2005[ViceChair(1999-2005),HonoraryTrustee(2005-present)]

• TrusteeandPresident,BoardofTrustees,InstituteofEcosystemStudies,Millbrook,NewYork,1993-2007

• BoardofDirectors,IslandPress,1994-2002

• BoardofTrustees,HubbardBrookResearchFoundation,1994-present[ViceChair(2002-2003),ActingChair(2003),ViceChair(2006)]

• BoardofDirectors,AldoLeopoldFoundation,Inc.,Baraboo,Wisconsin,1997-2007,2008-2014,2016-2017.[ViceChair(2010,2011)]

• BoardofDirectors,AmericanInstituteofBiologicalSciences,2001-2004[President(2002)]

• President,SocietasInternationalisLimnologiae,2001-2007[U.S.NationalRepresentative–2007-2016]

• BoardofDirectors,ScenicHudson,2007-2009;President’sCouncilofAdvisors,2009-present

• BoardofDirectors,HudsonRiverFoundation,2007-present

AWARDSANDHONORS:

1. Who’sWhointheEast,1964-present.


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OutstandingYoungMenofAmerica,1965.

Who’sWhoinAmerica,Marquis,1979-present.

Who’sWhoinTechnologyToday,J.Dick&Co.,3rdedition,1981.

Who’sWhointheWorld,Marquis,1980-present.

Who’sWhoinFrontierScienceandTechnology,Marquis,1983-present.

InternationalWho’sWho,1986-1987.

Who’sWhoinScienceandEngineering,3rdEdition,1995;5thedition,1999.12th

Edition,2016-2017.

AmericanMenandWomenofScience,21stedition,2002.

NationalRegister’sWho’sWhoinExecutives&Professionals,2003.

ChosenbyHudsonValleyMagazineas"1989TheBestofHudsonValley--BestEnvironmentalist."21Club.

2. AmericanMotorsConservationAward,ProfessionalCategory;1969.

3. NATOSeniorFellowship,EnglandandSweden;1969.

4. GuggenheimFellowship;1972-1973.

5. CertificateofAppreciation,EnvironmentalProtectionAgency,RegionII;1976and1978.

6. U.S.ForestService75thAnniversaryAward,forsignificantcontributionstoforestryandconservation,U.S.DepartmentofAgriculture;1980.

7. ScienceCitationIndexandtheSocialSciencesCitationIndexidentifiedLikensetal.1970.EcologicalMonographs40:23,asoneofthemostciteditemsinitsfield;CitationClassicinCurrentContents12(36):28(1981).

8. G.E.HutchinsonAwardforExcellenceinResearch(firsttimeawarded),presentedbytheAmericanSocietyofLimnologyandOceanography;October1982.

9. DistinguishedAchievementAward,LaboratoryofBiomedicalandEnvironmentalStudies,UniversityofCalifornia,LosAngeles;October1982.

10. HonoraryMembershipAward,inrecognitionofeminenceinwater-resourcesscienceandtechnology,AmericanWaterResourcesAssociation;October1983.

11. SelectedasBaldiLecturer,SocietyofInternationalLimnology;1983.

12. AcidRain‘84CitizensAward,presentedtoHubbardBrookExperimentalForest,withspecialrecognitiontoGeneLikensforoutstandingcontributionstowardsolvingtheacidrainproblem.Manchester,NewHampshire;January1984.

13. RegentsMedalofExcellence,BicentennialofBoardofRegentsandtheUniversityofthe


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StateofNewYork,NewYork:StateofAgricultureandNaturalResources.Syracuse,NewYork;October1984.

14. CertificateofAppreciation,IVInternationalCongressofEcology,Syracuse,NewYork;August1986.

15. TheNewYorkAcademyofSciencesAward,“inrecognitionofhisworldwideinfluenceinecologyandenvironmentaleducationthroughtheresultsoftheHubbardBrookEcosystemStudythatledtodiscoveriesofmajorimportanceincludingacidrainandforestharvestingpractices.”NewYork,NewYork;December1986.

16. FirstInternationalECIPrizeinLimneticEcology,TheEcologyInstitute,Oldendorf/Luhe,Germany;April1988.

17. TheNewYorkBotanicalGardenDistinguishedServiceAward,TheNewYorkBotanicalGarden;May1989.

18. 1990AIBSDistinguishedScientistAward,AmericanInstituteofBiologicalSciences;August1990.

19. ElectedasHonoraryMember,TheBritishEcologicalSociety;September1991.

20. TheGardenClubofAmericaSpecialCitation,foroutstandingachievementinecologyandenvironmentaleducation,Baltimore,Maryland;May1992.

21. 1993TylerPrize,TheWorldPrizeforEnvironmentalAchievement;December1993.(withF.H.Bormann)

22. 1994AustraliaPrizeforScienceandTechnology,TheParliamentHouse,Canberra,Australia;April1994.

23. ElectedForeignMember,TheRoyalDanishAcademyofSciencesandLetters,NaturalSciencesClass;April1994.

24. EinarNaumann-AugustusThienemannMedal,SocietasInternationalisLimnologiae,

SãoPaulo,Brazil;August1995.

25. EminentEcologist,EcologicalSocietyofAmerica,Snowbird,Utah;August1995.

26. DistinguishedServiceAward,HudsonRiverEnvironmentalSociety,Inc.;November

1997.

27. 1997R.A.VollenweiderAwardandLectureshipinAquaticSciences(grantedannuallytoaneminentfreshwaterscientistforglobalcontributiontoadvancementofaquaticsciences),NationalWaterResearchInstituteandCanadaCentreforInlandWaters,Burlington,Ontario,Canada;March1998.

28. StormKingAward,presentedbyScenicHudson,NewYork,NewYork;May1998.

29. AwardofExcellence,NationalCouncilofStateGardenClubs,Inc.,Atlanta,GA;May


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1999.

30. AIBSLifetimeAccomplishmentAward,AmericanInstituteofBiologicalSciences,Washington,D.C.;March2000.

31. G.EvelynHutchinsonChairinEcology,InstituteofEcosystemStudies,Millbrook,NY;April2000-2007.

32. GeneE.LikensLaboratory,namedanddedicated,InstituteofEcosystemStudies,Millbrook,NY;November2000.

33. Walker-AmesProfessorship,OceanandFisherySciences,Zoology,ForestResourcesandCivilEngineeringDepartments,UniversityofWashington,Seattle;March2001.

34. HuxleyMedal,InstituteofBiology,London,UK,institutedin1900inmemoryofThomasHenryHuxley,“thehighesthonoratthedisposaloftheRoyalAnthropologicalInstituteofLondonandacknowledgeslifetimeachievementatthehighestlevelinallfieldsofanthropology.”April2001.

35. 2001NationalMedalofScience,Washington,D.C.;June2002.

36. 2003BluePlanetPrizefor“outstandingscientificresearchachievementsandhelptosolveglobalenvironmentalproblems.”TheAsahiGlassFoundation,Tokyo,Japan;October2003.(withF.H.Bormann)

37. MiegunyahDistinguishedVisitingFellowship,UniversityofMelbourne,Australia;January-April2004.

38. NorthAmericanBenthologicalSocietyawards2004HynesYoungInvestigatorAwardtoE.BernhardtforBernhardtandLikens,“DOCenrichmentaltersnitrogendynamicsinaforeststream,”Ecology83(6):1689-1700(2002),forexcellentscience.

39. ScienceLeadershipAward,U.S.ForestServiceCentennialCongress.PresentedtoGeneLikens,F.H.Bormann,R.S.Pierce,N.M.Johnson,“Inrecognitionofoutstandingcontributionsinscienceleadershipandresourcestewardshipduringourfirstcenturyofservice.”Washington,D.C.;January2005.

40. AwardedHonoraryMembership,INTECOL,torecognizedistinguishedcontributionstoecologicalscience;July2005.

41. Naminganddedicationofthe“GeneE.LikensScienceDivisionConferenceRoom”inthenewScienceCenter,ManchesterCollege,NorthManchester,Indiana;September2005.

42. LimnologyandOceanography51(1),Part2,SpecialIssue“EutrophicationofFreshwaterandMarineEcosystems,”dedicatedtoGeneE.Likens“inrecognitionofhiscareer-longcontributionstoecosystemscience.”January2006.

43. ElectedtoAmericanPhilosophicalSociety;April2006.

44. CentennialAward,BotanicalSocietyofAmerica,ChicoStateUniversity,Chico,CA;August2006.


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45. AwardedFlagshipFellowship,“WaterforaHealthyCountry”CSIRO,Canberra,Australia; December2007-May2008.

46. AwardedCERFResearchFellowship,AustralianNationalUniversity,Canberra,Australia;July2008-May2010.

47. BlackRockForestConsortium’s2008Dr.E.G.StillmanAward;June2008.

48. AwardedEinsteinProfessorshipofChineseAcademyofSciences;March2009.

49. HonoraryProfessorship,JinanUniversity,Guangzhou,China;November2009.

50. AmericanPublishersAward,2009HonorableMentionMultivolumeReference/SciencePresentedtoAcademicPress/ElsevierInc.forEncyclopediaofInlandWaters,Editor-in-ChiefGeneE.Likens,Professional&ScholarlyPublishingDivision,AssociationofAmericanPublishers,Inc.

51. Inducted:BasketballHallofFame,KosciuskoCounty,Indiana.AnnouncedDecember2010;InductionCeremony;June2011.http://kchalloffame.com/2011_Inductees.php

52. ElectedtoConnecticutAcademyofScienceandEngineering;May2011.

53. GusiPeacePrize,Philippines;August2011.(AwardedNovember2011,butunabletoattendceremonyandacceptprize).

54. HonoraryDegree(andConvocationSpeech),DoctorofSciences,MontclairStateUniversity,Montclair,NewJersey;May2012.

55. HonoraryFellow,EcologicalSocietyofAmerica;September2012.

56. ManchesterUniversityAlumniHonorAward;May2013.

57. AlfredC.RedfieldLifetimeAchievementAward,JointAquaticSciencesMeeting,AssociationfortheSciencesofLimnologyandOceanography,Portland,Oregon;May2014.

58. LeadingEducatorsoftheWorld–2015,InternationalBiographicalCentre,Cambridge,England;2015.

59. “ToDr.GeneE.Likensinrecognitionto(sic)hisvaluablecontributionstolong-term studiesandecosystemresearchintheSouthernHemisphereandworldwide.” SouthernConnectionMeeting,PuntaArenas,Chile,19January2016.Awardwasan originalworkofartinmetalandwood,withplaque.

60. GeneE.LikensScienceAward–awardedattheDutchessCountyRegionalScienceFairtothewinningyoungscientist.

61. VisitingFellowattheAustralianNationalUniversity,Canberra,Australia;17Febto31 March2017.

62. BBVAFoundationFrontiersofKnowledgeAwardinEcologyandConservationBiology.


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Madrid,Spain;June2017.

63. PROSEAwardfromtheAmericanAssociationofPublishersfor,“HubbardBrook:TheStoryofaForestEcosystem”,byRichardT.HolmesandGeneE.Likens(YaleUniversityPress).ThisawardwasgiventothemostnoteworthyprofessionalandscholarlypublicationintheBiologicalSciencesfor2017.

64. NewEnglandSocietyBookAward–2017(Specialtycategory)forHubbardBrook:TheStoryofaForestEcosystem,byRichardT.HolmesandGeneE.Likens(YaleUniversityPress).

65. PlaquehonoringtheleadershipandscientificachievementsofGeneE.Likens&PhyllisC.Likens.Naming/DedicationoftheLikensConservationCampusatMirrorLake.MirrorLake,NH;9July2017.

66. 2017EnvironmentalStewardshipAward.ManchesterUniversity,NorthManchester,IN;Saturday,15October2017.

67. HonoraryDoctoralDegree.UppsalaUniversity,Sweden;26January2018.

68. NominatedforthePresidencyoftheAmericanAcademyofArtsandSciences–2018.

69. Recipientofthe2019BenjaminFranklinMedalinEarthandEnvironmentalScience,TheFranklinInstitute.Philadelphia,PA;11April2019.

INVITEDLECTURES:

1. WilliamsSummerInstituteforCollegeTeachers;1966,1967.

2. DrewSummerInstituteforCollegeTeachers;1968.

3. LectureSeries,DivisionofBiologicalSciences,UniversityofMichigan,AnnArbor;1977.

4. PaulC.LemonEcologyLecture,StateUniversityofNewYorkatAlbany,NewYork;1978.

5. CornellAlumniUniversity;July1978.

6. DistinguishedSeniorScientistLectureSeries,W.K.KelloggBiologicalStation,MichiganStateUniversity,HickoryCorners,Michigan;1978.

7. C.P.SnowLecturer,IthacaCollege,Ithaca,NewYork,April1979;April1989.

8. DistinguishedEcologistLecturer,NorthCarolinaStateUniversity,Raleigh,NorthCarolina;1980.

9. RobertS.CampbellLecture,UniversityofMissouri,Columbia,Missouri;1980.

10. CollegeofScienceLectureshipinBiology,LectureSeries,UniversityofNotreDame,Indiana;October1982.

11. NelsonDistinguishedLectureinBiology,RutgersUniversity(BuschCampus),NewJersey;March1983.


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12. SigmaXiLecture,TheAcademyofNaturalSciences,Philadelphia,Pennsylvania;March1983.

13. TenthEdgardoBaldiMemorialLecture,SocietasInternationalisLimnologiae,XXIICongrèsdeLimnologie,Lyon,France;August1983.

14. TansleyLecturefortheBritishEcologicalSociety,UniversityofLeicester,England;December1983.

15. AnnualMeetingoftheCoalitionofNortheasternGovernors,Secaucus,NewJersey;December1983.

16. SteinhausMemorialLecture,UniversityofCalifornia,Irvine;January1984.

17. BarbaraCushingPaleyMemorialLecture,TheNewYorkBotanicalGarden,TheBronx,NewYork;December1984.

18. HenryJ.OostingMemorialLectureinEcology,DukeUniversity,DepartmentofBotany,Durham,NorthCarolina;April1985.

19. RilettVisitingScholarfor1985,DepartmentofBiologicalSciencesandtheBetaLambdaChapterofPhiSigmaSociety,IllinoisStateUniversity,Normal-Bloomington,Illinois;April1985.

20. ParticipantandSpeaker,UnitedStates--ChinaAirPollutionTechnologyWorkshop,NanjingBotanicalGarden,Nanjing,China;andInstituteofEnvironmentalChemistry,AcademiaSinica,Beijing,People’sRepublicofChina;November1985.

21. VisitingScholar,JamesMadisonUniversity,Harrisonburg,Virginia;April1988.

22. Speaker/Participant,PontificalAcademyofSciences,StudyWeekonModernApproachfortheProtectionoftheEnvironment,VaticanCityState,Italy;November1987.

23. CommemorativeSpeaker,MeetingtocommemorateSvanteOdènandhispioneeringcontributioninenvironmentalscience,SkoklosterandUppsala,Sweden;November-December1987.

24. JamesNorrisOliphantFellowshipDistinguishedFellowsLectureSeries,SigmaPhi,CornellUniversity,Ithaca,NewYork;April1988.

25. Mid-HudsonBiologistGroup,StateUniversityofNewYorkCollegeatNewPaltz;April1988.

26. 1988JackR.HargisLectureinBiology,UniversityofMinnesota,Duluth;September1988.

27. PlenarySpeaker,InternationalMountainWatershedSymposium“SubalpineWatershedProcessesandWaterQuality,”LakeTahoe;June1988.

28. RobertH.WoodworthLectureinScience,BenningtonCollege,Bennington,Vermont;October1988.


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29. Classof1960VisitingScholars,WilliamsCollege,Williamstown,Massachusetts;November1988.

30. GraduateBiologyClub,WesternConnecticutStateUniversity,Danbury,Connecticut;March1988.

31. SpeakerfortheseminarseriesonEcology-Economics-Ethics:TheBrokenCircle,YaleUniversity;February1989.

32. CulpeperFellowLecturer,TheCharlesE.CulpeperFoundation,Inc.,TheMillbrookSchool,Millbrook,NewYork;February1989.

33. 1988EcologyInstitutePrizeLecturer,BiologischeAnstaltHelgoland,Hamburg,FederalRepublicofGermany;August1989.

34. KeynoteSpeaker/Participant,ChapmanConference,AmericanGeophysicalUnion,BarHarbor,Maine;September1989.

35. Speaker/Participant,TheGlobalEnvironment:AreWeOverreacting?Conference,SmithsonianInstitution,Washington,D.C.;September1989.

36. DistinguishedLectureshipforFrontierinLifeSciences,BoyceThompsonInstituteforPlantResearchatCornellUniversity,Ithaca,NewYork;November1989.

37. Speaker/Participant,InternationalWorkshoponComparativeStudiesofNorthandSouthAmericanTemperateEcosystems:Theory,ApproachesandLimitations,TermasdeChillàn,Chile;January1990.

38. Speaker‘EarthinRebellion’series,TheNewYorkBotanicalGardenEnvironmentalIssuesForum,NewYork,NewYork;February1990.

39. A.E.WallerLecture,OhioStateUniversity,Columbus,Ohio;April1990.

40. KeynoteSpeaker,CentennialScienceSymposiumandAnnualMeetingofIndianaAcademyofSciences,ManchesterCollege,NorthManchester,Indiana;April1990.

41. OlinLectureontheEnvironment,FairfieldUniversity,Fairfield,Connecticut;October1990.

42. KeynoteSpeaker,AnnualConferenceonEnvironmentalProblems:GlobalandRegionalConcerns,VermontAcademyofArtsandSciences,Burlington,Vermont;October1990.

43. PlenarySpeaker,FirstEuropeanSymposiumonTerrestrialEcosystems:ForestsandWoodlands,CommissionoftheEuropeanCommunities,Florence,Italy;May1991.

44. Lecturerin“GoldenSeries”,InstitutfürForstökologie,UniversitätfürBodenkultur,Vienna,Austria;May1991.

45. KeynoteSpeaker,GordonResearchConferenceonHydrological-Geochemical-BiologicalInteractionsinForestedCatchments,Holderness,NewHampshire;July1991.


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46. WilliamV.KaeserMemorialScholarfor1991,CenterforLimnology,UniversityofWisconsin-Madison;September1991.

47. DistinguishedScientistLectureSeries,BardCollege,Annandale-on-Hudson,NewYork;November1991.

48. PlenarySpeaker,AmericanSocietyofLimnologyandOceanography,1992AquaticSciencesMeeting,SantaFe,NewMexico;February1992.

49. DonnellFosterHewettLectureSeries,DepartmentofEarthandEnvironmentalSciences,LehighUniversity,Bethlehem,Pennsylvania;April1992.

50. HonoraryInvitedSpeaker,HonoraryDoctorateCeremony,UniversitätfürBodenkultur,Vienna,Austria;November1992.

51. Speaker,ZoneIIIConservationMeeting,TheGardenClubofAmerica,Lakeville,Connecticut;September1992.

52. KeynoteSpeaker,FreshwaterImperativeMeeting,FridayHarbor,Washington;January1993.

53. Speaker,ConservationandNationalAffairsMeeting,TheGardenClubofAmerica,Washington,D.C.;February1993.

54. MilesC.HortonSpecialLecture,ColloquiumonAquaticEcology,VirginiaPolytechnicInstituteandStateUniversity,Blacksburg,Virginia;March1993.

55. InvitedSpeaker,MBLFridayEveningLectureSeries,MarineBiologicalLaboratory,WoodsHole,Massachusetts;August1993.

56. InvitedGuestSpeaker,GRILSymposium(GroupedeRechercheInterUniversitaireenLimnologie),UniversityofQuebecatMontreal,McGillUniversity,UniversityofMontreal;March1994.

57. TheSecondGranvilleH.SewellDistinguishedLectureinEnvironmentalSciences,ColumbiaUniversity,SchoolofPublicHealth,DivisionofEnvironmentalSciences,NewYork,NewYork;March1994.

58. DistinguishedEcologistSeriesofLectures,ColoradoStateUniversity,FortCollins,Colorado;April1994.

59. LecturesassociatedwithThe1994AustraliaPrize:1994AustraliaPrizePublicLectureattheNationalConventionCentre,Canberra,Australia,27April1994;Seminar,RSBSAustralianNationalUniversity,28April1994;AfterDinnerAddress,AustralianAcademyofScience,Canberra,28April1994;Seminar,MonashUniversity,andTheUniversityofMelbourne,29April1994;Seminar,SydneyWaterBoard,andAustralianWaterTechnologies,Science&Environment,NorthRyde,2May1994;AfterDinnerAddress,JointAcademiesofScience,TechnologicalSciencesandEngineering,SocialSciences,Humanities,2May1994;Seminar,MurdochUniversity,5May1994.


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60. PlenarySpeaker,InternationalConferenceonEcosystemMonitoringandProtectedAreasandSecondInternationalConferenceonScienceandtheManagementofProtectedAreas,DalhousieUniversity,Halifax,NovaScotia,Canada;May1994.

61. InvitedSpeaker,InternationalAridLandsConsortiumWorkshoponAridLandsManagement--TowardsEcologicalSustainability,JerusalemandtheNegevDesert,Israel;June1994.

62. TheFirstRaymondLindemanMemorialLecture,DepartmentofEcology,EvolutionandBehavior,UniversityofMinnesota,St.Paul,Minnesota;October1994.

63. DistinguishedLecturerinBiological/EnvironmentalScience,OhioNorthernUniversity,Ada,Ohio;November1994.

64. InvitedSpeaker,MaristCollegeCenterforLifetimeStudyConvocation,Poughkeepsie,NewYork;September1995.

65. HansJennyMemorialLecture,DivisionofEcosystemSciences,UniversityofCalifornia,Berkeley;April1996.

66. InvitedKeynoteSpeaker/Participant,SymposiumonInstituteofEcology:Past,PresentandFuture,TheUniversityofGeorgia,Athens;October1996.

67. InvitedSpeakerandParticipant,TylerEnvironmentalPrizePavilionDedicationandConferenceonInternationalEnvironmentalScience,Policy,andSecurityinthe21stCentury,UniversityofSouthernCalifornia,LosAngeles;November1996.

68. ConferenceLecture,IISouthernConnectionCongressonSouthernTemperateBiotaandEcosystems:Past,PresentandFuture,Valdivia,Chile;January1997.

69. TopicalLecture,AmericanAssociationfortheAdvancementofScience[AAAS]Meeting,Seattle,Washington;February1997.

70. TheFirstNoyeJohnsonDistinguishedLectureship,DepartmentofEarthSciences,DartmouthCollege,Hanover,NewHampshire;April1997.

71. InvitedSpeakerandPanelist,TheRecoveryandFutureoftheNortheasternForest,ASymposiumpresentedbyTheCenterforConservationBiologyandEnvironmentalStudies,ConnecticutCollegeandtheConnecticutForestandParkAssociation,NewLondon,Connecticut;April1997.

72. InvitedLecturer,CenterforFreshwaterStudies,UniversityofAlabama,Tuscaloosa;April1997.

73. InvitedLecture,SwitzerFoundation,HubbardBrookExperimentalForest,NewHampshire;November1997.

74. JosephHenryScienceLecture,co-sponsoredbyAmericanAssociationofUniversityWomenandGeneralElectricResearchandDevelopmentCenter,Schenectady,NewYork;November1997.


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75. InvitedLecture,HudsonRiverEnvironmentalSociety,Inc.,Newburgh,NewYork;November1997.

76. OpeningPlenaryLectureandclosingsummarystatement;ResearchintheTaieriCatchment,AsymposiumsupportingmultidisciplinaryenvironmentalresearchinOtagoandcelebratingthesesquicentennialofDunedin,UniversityofOtago,Dunedin,NewZealand;February1998.

77. InvitedLecturer(inconjunctionwith80thAnniversaryofWageningenAgriculturalUniversity);March1998.

78. R.A.VollenweiderAwardandLectureshipinAquaticSciences,CanadaCentreforInlandWaters,NationalWaterResearchInstitute;March1998.

79. TheEdwardBronfmanFamilyFoundationLecture,UniversityofVermont,Burlington;April1998.

80. InvitedSpeaker,AmericanPhilosophicalSociety,Philadelphia,PA;April1998.

81. InvitedLecture,DepartmentofNaturalResourcesandEnvironmentalSciences,UniversityofIllinois,Champaign;October1998.

82. InvitedSpeaker,EvilleGorhamSymposium,UniversityofMinnesota,St.Paul;November1998.

83. JoanMillikenStroudMemorialLecture,StroudWaterResearchCenter,Avondale,PA;November1998.

84. EdwinWayTealeLecture,UniversityofConnecticut,Storrs;December1998.

85. PlenaryLecture,AmericanSocietyofLimnologyandOceanographyAquaticSciencesMeeting,SantaFe,NewMexico;February1999.

86. VideoTeleconferenceLecture“EcosystemStructureandFunction,ChangeoverTime”withUniversityofVermont’scourse,“HealthandtheEnvironment:ExploringCriticalConnections–PartII:Ecology,HumanHealth,andEmergingInfections”InstituteofEcosystemStudies,Millbrook,NY;April1999.

87. PlenaryLecture,ConferenceSummaryLectureand“Biogeochemistryofcalcium:Long-termstudiesatHubbardBrook”at‘FrontiersofCatchmentBiogeochemistry’Conference,CSIROLandandWater,Canberra,ACT,Australia;November/December1999.

88. InvitedSpeaker,LandcareResearchNewZealandLtd.,LincolnUniversity,Lincoln,NZ;February2000.

89. PlenarySpeaker,‘Biology:ChallengesfortheNewMillennium,’AmericanInstituteofBiologicalSciences51stAnnualMeeting,Washington,D.C.;March2000.

90. InvitedSpeaker,RecentAdvancesinLimnologyandOceanographySeminarSeries,“LimnologyandFreshwaterEcosystemsintheTwenty-FirstCentury,”GreatLakes


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WATERInstitute,UniversityofWisconsin-Milwaukee,WI;May2000.

91. InvitedSpeaker,TheEffectsofAcidDepositiononNortheasternForests,“AcidDepositioninContext.”HubbardBrookResearchFoundationandSocietyfortheProtectionofNewHampshireForests,NewHampshireTechnicalInstitute,Concord,NH;June2000.

92. Walker-AmesLecture,UniversityofWashington,Seattle;March2001.

93. InvitedLecturer,“IntegratedCatchmentKnowledgeandManagement,”WatershedEcologyandManagementClass,UniversityofWashington,Seattle;March2001.

94. HuxleyLecture,TheRoyalSocietyandInstituteofBiology,London,UK;April2001.

95. InvitedLecturer,NicholasSchooloftheEnvironmentandEarthSciences,DukeUniversity;April2002.

96. PlenarySpeaker,Biogeomon2002,UniversityofReading,UnitedKingdom;August2002.

97. LaneFamilyLectureinEnvironmentalScience,WashingtonStateUniversity,Pullman;September2002.

98. KeynoteSpeaker,BiogeochemicalCyclesinTemperateForestEcosystems,InternationalWorkshop,Bilateral[international]scientificandtechnologicalcooperationbetweenFlandersandChile,UniversidadAustraldeChile,Valdivia;November2002.

99. FestschriftDinnerSpeaker,LeeM.TalbotFestschrift,“FromConservationtoSustainability:TheCo-EvolutionofScienceandPolicy.”Washington,D.C.;April2003.

100. CommemorativeAddress,2003BluePlanetPrize,“EnvironmentalChallengesintheTwenty-FirstCenturyandOurRespectforNature.”TheAsahiGlassFoundation,Tokyo,Japan;October2003.

101. ForeignCorrespondents’ClubofJapan,2003BluePlanetPrize,Tokyo,Japan;October2003.

102. InvitedSpeaker,NationalInstituteforEnvironmentalStudies,TsukubaCity,Japan(inconjunctionwithBluePlanetPrize);October2003.

103. InvitedSpeaker,AustrianAcademyofSciences,Vienna,Austria;November2003.

104. InvitedLecturer,UniversitätfürBodenkultur,InstituteofForestEcology,Vienna,Austria;November2003.

105. InvitedSpeaker,SchoolofScience&EngineeringColloquiumSeries,SUNYNewPaltz,NY;November2003.

106. InvitedLecturer,SchoolofBotany,UniversityofMelbourne,Australia;FebruaryandMarch2004.

107. InvitedSpeaker,Director’sCircle,RoyalBotanicGardens,Melbourne,Australia;


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February2004.

108. InvitedLecturer(withProfessorPeterCullen),AustralianLand&WaterandCooperativeResearchCentreforFreshwaterEcology,Canberra,Australia;February2004.

109. InvitedSpeaker,AustralianInstituteofInternationalAffairs,Melbourne,Australia;March2004.

110.InvitedSpeaker,Australia-IsraelChamberofCommerce(withGovernorJohnLandy),Melbourne,Australia;March2004.

111. MiegunyahLecture,UniversityofMelbourne,Australia;March2004.

112. InvitedSpeaker,DinneratGovernmentHouse(withGovernorJohnLandy),Melbourne,Victoria,Australia;April2004.

113. InvitedLecturer,MadisonEcologyGroup,andSpringSymposium,UniversityofWisconsin-Madison;April2004.

114. KeynoteSpeaker,CenterfortheEnvironment,PlymouthStateUniversity,Plymouth,NH;June2004.

115.InvitedSpeaker,LakeSunapeeProtectiveAssociation,Sunapee,NH;July2004.

116. InvitedSpeaker,SquamLakesScienceCenter,Holderness,NH;July2004.

117. PresidentialAddress,InternationalSocietyofTheoreticalandAppliedLimnology,Lahti,Finland;August2004.

118. CanonEnvironmentalScholar,CollegeofWilliamandMaryandVirginiaInstituteofMarineSciences,Williamsburg,VA;September2004.

119. InvitedSpeaker,ScienceintheNorthwoods,atCampManito-wish,BoulderJunction,WI;September2004.

120. KeynoteSpeaker,100YearsofAthletics,ManchesterCollege,NorthManchester,IN;September2004.

121. BanquetSpeaker,CenterforEnvironmentalInformation,Rochester,NY;October2004.

122. MooreLecture,DepartmentofEnvironmentalSciences,UniversityofVirginia,Charlottesville,VA;October2004.

123. KeynoteLecture,VirginiaMountainStreamSymposium,UniversityofVirginia,Charlottesville,VA;October2004.

124. InvitedLecturerandPanelist,‘TheLiberalEducation:DeadorAlive,’DartmouthCollege,Hanover,NH;November2004.

125.Lecture,SummerSchoolSessiontoTrinityCollegeandUniversityofMelbourne,Melbourne,Australia(videoconferencedfromMaristCollege);December2004.


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126. BanquetSpeaker,NewYorkStateFederatedGardenClub’s2005AnnualMeeting,Poughkeepsie,NY;March2005.

127. Honors’SeminarSpeaker,RubensteinSchoolofEnvironmentandNaturalResources,UniversityofVermont,Burlington,VT;March2005.

128.ScienceCenterSymposiumDedication,InvitedPresenterof‘Reflections’,“LiberalEducation:APersonalView”,ManchesterCollege,NorthManchester,Indiana;September2005.

129.InvitedSpeaker,DepartmentofEcologyandEvolutionaryBiology,UniversityofConnecticut,Storrs,Connecticut;November2005.

130.KeynoteLectures(2),EnvironmentalChemistryStudentSymposium,PennsylvaniaStateUniversity,StateCollege,PA;March2006.

131.InvitedLecturer,NorthwestFisheriesScienceCenter,Seattle,Washington;October2006.

132.KeynoteLecture,InternationalWorkshop,“EcosystemServicesintheNeotropics:StateoftheArtandFutureChallenges.”FORECOS,UniversidaddeChile,Valdivia;November2006.

133.ConservationLawFoundation,‘UnderstandingEcologicalandEconomicImpactsofAcidRainonNortheasternForests’–ImplicationsforTimberOwners,Investors,ForestManagers,Sugarmakers,StateGovernments–UniversityofNewHampshire,Durham;November2006.

134.CornellUniversity,ProgramofBiogeochemistryandEnvironmentalBiocomplexity;December2006.

135.InvitedLecturer,SendaDarwin,ChiloeIsland,Chile;March2007.

136.PresidentialLecture,InternationalSocietyofLimnology(formerly,InternationalAssociationofTheoreticalandAppliedLimnology;SocietasInternationalisLimnologiae).

SILMeeting,Montreal,Quebec,Canada;August2007.

137.InvitedLecturer,EcologyCenter,UtahStateUniversity,Logan,Utah;October2007.

138.Cornell-Gladstone-Hanlon-KaufmannLectureSeries,StateUniversityofNewYork,Oneonta;October2007.

139.InvitedLecturer,UniversityofConnecticut-Storrs;October2007.

140.InvitedSpeaker,DukeUniversity;November2007.

141.InvitedLecturer,MonashUniversity;December2007.

142.InvitedLecturer,CSIRO,Canberra,ACT,Australia.February,May2008;Adelaide,S.A.,March2008;Wodonga,VIC,March2008;Townsville,Qld.,April2008.


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143.InvitedLecturer,AustralianRiversInstitute,GriffithUniversity,Brisbane,Queensland,Australia;April2008.

144.InvitedLecturer,UniversityofQueensland,Brisbane,Australia;April2008.

145.InvitedSpeaker,NationalWaterCommission,Canberra,ACT,Australia;February2008;Adelaide;May2008.

146. InvitedLecturer,UniversityofCanberra,ACT,Australia;May2008.

147. InvitedSpecialLecturer,AustralianRiversInstitute,ConservatoriumTheatre,QueenslandConservatorium,GriffithUniversity,Brisbane,Queensland,Australia;August2008.

148. InvitedSpeakerandPanelist,AldoLeopoldCentennialCelebration2009.ACulturalConversation:AldoLeopold,theSouthwest,andtheEvolutionofaLandEthicfortheFuture.NationalHispanicCulturalCenter,Albuquerque,NM;February2009.

149. InvitedLecturer,SouthernIllinoisUniversity,Carbondale,Illinois;March2009.

150. InvitedPlenarySpeaker,3rdConnecticutConferenceonNaturalResources(CCNR),UniversityofConnecticut-Storrs;March2009.

151. 2009JaneandWhitneyHarrisLecturer,UniversityofMissouri-St.LouisandMissouriBotanicalGarden;March2009.

152. Graduate-StudentInvitedLecturer,PrograminEcology,Evolution,andConservationBiology'sseminarseries,UniversityofIllinois,Champaign-Urbana;March/April2009.

153. At-LargeH.BurrSteinbachScholar,MassachusettsInstituteofTechnologyandtheWoodsHoleOceanographicInstitution,WoodsHole,Massachusetts;July2009.

154. InvitedLecturer,SessiononSpecialSeriesonCoupledBiogeochemicalCyclesat94thEcologicalSocietyofAmerica,Albuquerque,NM;August2009.

155.ConservationandLandscapeEcology(CLE)InvitedSpeaker,“DynamicsofNitrogenBiogeochemistry”,FennerSchoolofEnvironmentandSociety,AustralianNationalUniversity,Canberra;September2009.

156. PlenaryLecture,InternationalSocietyofLimnology(SIL),Nanjing,China;October2009.

157.EinsteinProfessorshipLecture,ChineseAcademyofSciences,Nanjing,China;November2009.

158. InvitedLecturer,GraduateSchooloftheChineseAcademyofSciences,Beijing,China;November2009.

159.HonoraryPh.D.Lecture,JinanUniversity,Guangzhou,China;November2009.

160. InvitedLecturer,SouthernChinaBotanicalGarden,Guangzhou,China;November2009.

161. InvitedSpeaker,“EffectiveEcologicalMonitoring”,FennerSchoolofEnvironmentand


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Society,AustralianNationalUniversity,Canberra;March2010.

162. ConservationandLandscapeEcology(CLE)InvitedSpeaker,“Mountain-topcoalminingintheU.S.”,FennerSchoolofEnvironmentandSociety,AustralianNationalUniversity,Canberra;April2010.

163.PresentedKeynoteAddresstoNationalNaturalResourceManagementKnowledgeConference,Darwin,NT,Australia[conference20-22April2010].

164. PlenarySpeakerandWorkshopSynthesizerforMeetingofMotuekaIntegratedCatchmentManagementWorkshop,10-yearanniversarymeeting,Nelson,NewZealand.“IntegratedResearch,MonitoringandManagementattheCatchmentScale(fromrainwatertotheseaandeverythinginbetween)”[workshop,26-29April2010].

165. InvitedSpeaker-NationalWaterCommission,Canberra,Australia;May2010.

166.KeynoteLecture,HubbardBrookResearchFoundationConsortiumSecondAnnualMeeting,“MirrorLake:EcologicalInsightsfromLong-TermStudies”,PlymouthStateUniversity,Plymouth,NH;June2010.

167. EdwinWayTealeLecture,UniversityofConnecticut,Storrs;September2010.

168.InvitedSpeaker,AustrianAcademyofSciencesandBodenkulturInstitute(BOKU)Lecture-Vienna,Austria;October2010.

169. InvitedSpeaker,DepartmentofEcologyandEvolutionaryBiology;UniversityofConnecticut,Storrs,publiclecture;November2010.

170. InvitedSpeaker,MaristCollege;January2011.

171. InvitedSpeaker,UniversityofPennsylvania,Philadelphia;January2011.

172. InvitedSpeaker,DepartmentofLimnology,UppsalaUniversity;March2011.

173. InvitedSpeaker,IGB(Leibniz-InstituteofFreshwaterEcologyandInlandFisheries),InstituteofBiologyFreeUniversityofBerlin,Germany;April2011.

174. InvitedPlenarySpeaker,NorthAmericanBenthologicalSociety(NABS),Providence,RI;May2011.

175. InvitedSpeaker,UniversityofNewEngland,Armidale,NewSouthWales,Australia;August2011.

176. InvitedSpeaker,UniversityofWyoming,Laramie;October2011.

177. J.MichaelDunmireLecture,UniversityofMissouri,Columbia;November2011.

178. InvitedSpeaker,GreenwichBruceMuseum,Greenwich,CT;December2011.

179. InvitedConvocationSpeaker,CollegeofMathematicsandScience;MontclairStateUniversity,NJ,May2012.


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180. InvitedSpeaker,GlobalChangeBiologyclass,DepartmentofLimnology,UniversityofVienna,Austria;October2012.

181. InvitedSpeaker,GlobalElementCyclescourse,GeosciencesDepartment,LundUniversity,Lund,Sweden;November2012.

182. InvitedSpeaker,UppsalaUniversity,Sweden;April2013.

183. KeynoteSpeaker,HubbardBrookEcosystemStudy50thCelebration,RobertS.PierceEcosystemLaboratory,NorthernResearchStation,HubbardBrookExperimentalForest,NorthWoodstock,NewHampshire;July2013.

184. InvitedSpeaker,KansasStateUniversity,BiologyDepartment,Manhattan,Kansas;October2013.

185. InvitedSpeaker,JonesCenterConference:ConservationandNaturalResourceManagementinanUncertainFuture:UsingtheSoutheasternU.S.asaModelforManagingChange.Bainbridge,Georgia;November2013.

186. InvitedSpeaker,UniversityofConnecticutEcologyandEvolutionaryBiology;December2013.

187. InvitedSpeaker,WaterManagementMeeting,Hartford,CT;January2014.

188. UniversityofConnecticutSeminarSeries.“AcidRain:Alongunfinishedjourney.”April2,2015.

189. Presentation,GLEONmeeting–TroutLake.August19,2015.

190. FeaturedPresentation,HBEF60thAnniversaryMeeting.October10,2015.

191. Lecture,UniversityofConnecticut.“CurrentIssuesinEnvironmentalScience.”November5,2015.

192. PresentationandClassDiscussion,UniversityofMaryland.“ClassicReadingsinEcology.”November6,2015.

193. Lecture,UniversityofConnecticut.“PlantsinaChangingWorld.”November10,2015.

194. Presentation,GreatMountainForestLectureSeries.“LandandEthics:AldoLeopold’sLegacyinthe21stCentury”(withBuddyHuffaker).NorfolkLibrary,Norfolk,CT.November14,2015.

195. Lecture,NorthCarolinaStateUniversity,Raleigh,NC.“AcidRain,thelong,butunfinishedjourneyfromdiscoverytopoliticalaction.”November19,2015.

196. HonoraryLecture,CaryInstituteofEcosystemStudies,Millbrook,NY.“LessonsfromaForestEcosystem.”NedAmesHonoraryLecture.June24,2016.

197. LecturetogeohydrologyclassatQueen’sUniversity,Kingston,OntarioviaSKYPE.“HubbardBrookEcosystemStudy.”30November,2016.


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198. Lecturetolimnologyclasson“streamecosystems.”UniversityofConnecticut.29November2016.

199. LecturetoCaryInstituteofEcosystemStudies,FEECourse–“HistoryofEcosystemEcology.”January3,2017.

200. LecturetoLTERdistributedcourseonLong-termEcologicalResearch:AdvancingEcologicalTheory(viatheinternet).“MassBalanceinWatershedScience.”11November2017.

201. PlenaryLecturetoUCOWR/NIWRAnnualWaterResourcesConference,26June2018(Pittsburgh,PA).“InsightsintoWaterQualityfromLong-TermResearchandMonitoring:LessonsLearnedandImplicationsfortheFuture.”

202. TalkatR.T.Holmes’50-yearcelebration.AnnualHubbardBrookCooperators’meeting.NorthWoodstock,NewHampshire.11-13July2018.

203. Lecturetoclass,PlantsinaChangingWorld,UniversityofConnecticut.“Acidrain:Alongandunfinishedjourneyfromdiscoverytopoliticalaction.”2October2018.

204. HelzLecture,UniversityofMaryland.“AcidRain:Alongandunfinishedjourneyfromdiscoverytopoliticalaction.”18October2018.

205. Lecture,DepartmentofGeology,UniversityofMaryland,“Lessonslearnedfromlong-termstudiesofaforestecosystem.”19October2018.

206. KeynoteLectureto2018ScientificSymposiumandFallMeetingofNationalAtmosphericDepositionProgram,Albany,NY:“EnvironmentalInsightsfromNADPandHubbardBrookPertainingtoAcidRain.”8November2018.

207. LecturetoLimnologyClasson“streamecosystems”,UniversityofConnecticut.13November2018.

208. Talkonscientificethics.SeminarclassfornewEEBgraduatestudents.UniversityofConnecticut.27November2018.

209. LecturetoFEEclass.CaryInstituteofEcosystemStudies.“HistoryofEcosystemEcology.”3January2019.

210. KrebsLecture.UniversityofCanberra,Australia:“Acid-rain:Alongandunfinishedjourneyfromdiscoverytopoliticalaction.”19February2019.

211. LecturetoCommonwealthEnvironmentalWaterOffice(CEWO),Canberra,Australia.“Insightsintodeliveringhigh-qualitymonitoringevaluationandresearch:Experiencesandkeylearnings.”5March2019.

212. Panelmember.CSIROForum(FutureReadyMurray-DarlingBasinForum).Canberra,Australia.“Long-termmonitoring.”13-15March2019.

213. DutchessCountyScienceFair(talk).PresentedtheGeneE.LikensAwardtorecentsciencefairwinner.30March2019.


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214. TalkatCaryInstituteofEcosystemStudies’SpringLuncheonattheUniversityClub,Manhattan.“Keepingapulseontheplanet.”30April2019.

215. AdaptivePeaksLecture,SUNYCollegeofEnvironmentalandForestBiology,Syracuse,NY.“Acidrain:Alongandunfinishedjourneyfromdiscoverytopoliticalaction.”9May2019.

216. MossStorytellingtalk,HubbardBrookAnnualCooperators’Meeting,HubbardBrook,NH.“HubbardBrook’sconnectiontothecenteroftheEarth.”9July2019.

217. AnnualHubbardBrookCooperators’Meeting.9-11July2019.

218. Talk,NorthWoodstock,NH.“UnusualsequenceoficecoverformationonMirrorLake.”10July2019.

219. LectureinGlobalChangeEcologycourse,UniversityofConnecticut,CT.“AcidRain:Alongandunfinishedjourneyfromdiscoverytopoliticalaction.”16September2019.

220. ShepardLecture,TrentUniversity,Peterborough,ON,Canada.“HubbardBrook:Lessonslearnedfromlong-termecosystemstudies.”17October2019.

221. LectureinCurrentIssuesinEnvironmentalScience,UniversityofConnecticut,CT.“TheAcidrainwarsandtheHubbardBrookEcosystemStudy.”30October2019.

222. LectureinEEBgraduatecourse(5100),UniversityofConnecticut,CT.“Scientificethics”(withProf.P.Diggle).12November2019.

223. Invitedkeynotelecture,Vienna,Austria.“HubbardBrook:Lessonslearnedfromlong-termecosystemstudies.”19November2019.

224. LecturetograduatestudentsandfacultyatInstituteofForestEcology,BOKU,Vienna,Austria.“Long-termstudiesinecology.”20November2019.

225. LecturetoFundamentalsofEcosystemEcologyclass,CaryInstituteofEcosystemStudies,Millbrook,NY.“HistoryofEcosystemScience.”6January2020.

226. IntroductoryRemarks,YouthClimateChangeTownHallforPresidentialCandidates,Concord,NH,HubbardBrookResearchFoundationandStonyfieldOrganic.5February2020.

PROFESSIONALACTIVITIES,COMMITTEES,ETC.

1. Director,NSFUndergraduateResearchParticipationProgram,DepartmentofBiologicalSciences,DartmouthCollege;1964-1967.

2. Member,Governor’sRadiationAdvisoryCommittee,NewHampshire;1964-1969.

3. Member,NewHampshireNaturalPreservesForum;1964-1969.

4. ReceivedtravelawardsfromNSFandNIHtoattendXVIInternationalCongressofLimnologyinPoland;1965.


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5. Chairman,NewEnglandDivisionoftheTaskForcefortheConservationofAquaticEcosystems,U.S.I.B.P.;1966-1967.

6. Member,NSFScienceFacultyFellowshipPanel;1966,1968,1970.

7. Member,U.S.NationalCommittee,InternationalHydrologicalDecade;1966-1970.

8. RepresentativeoftheAmericanSocietyofLimnologyandOceanographytotheAIBSInter-SocietyCommittee;1967.

9. Member,SubcommitteeonConservationofEcosystems,U.S.I.B.P.;1967-1968.

10. ReceivedtravelawardfromNSFtoattendXVIIInternationalCongressofLimnologyinIsrael;1968.

11. Member-at-LargeandMemberofBoardofDirectors,AmericanSocietyofLimnologyandOceanography;1969-1972.

12. Member,AdvisoryCommittee,EasternDeciduousForestBiome,AnalysisofEcosystems,U.S.I.B.P.;1970-1971.

13. Member,SteeringCommittee,CornellProgramonScience,TechnologyandSociety;1970-1972.

14. Member,GoverningBoard,WaterResourcesandMarineSciencesCenter,CornellUniversity;1970-1972.

15. EcologicalAdvisor,U.S.SenateCommitteeonPublicWorks;1970-1973.

16. U.S.NationalRepresentativetoSocietasInternationalisLimnologiae,1970-2016;ExecutiveVicePresident,1998-2002;President,2004-2007.

17. ReceivedtravelawardfromAmericanSocietyofLimnologyandOceanographyandtheEcologicalSocietyofAmericatoattendXVIIIInternationalCongressofLimnologyinRussia;1971.

18. Member,ExternalAdvisoryCommittee,GrasslandBiome,AnalysisofEcosystems,U.S.I.B.P.;1971-1972.

19. Chairman,StudyCommittee,EcologicalSocietyofAmerica;1971-1974.

20. Member,NationalAcademyofSciencesPanelforSoutheastAsiaRegionalWorkshopontheUseandProtectionofWaterResources,Singapore;1972.

21. Member,CommitteeonBiologyofPestSpecies,NAS,NationalResearchCouncil;1973-1976.

22. Member,CommitteeonWaterQualityPolicy,NAS,NationalResearchCouncil;1973-1976.

23. Member,FreshwaterSciencesCommittee,PacificScienceAssociation;1973-1975.


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24. Member,WaterResearchStrategyReviewCommittee,U.S.EnvironmentalProtectionAgency;1974.

25. ReceivedtravelawardfromtheEcologicalSocietyofAmericatoattendtheFirstInternationalCongressofEcologyinTheNetherlands;1974.

26. Member,ProgramCommittee,FirstInternationalSymposiumonAcidPrecipitationandtheForestEcosystem,OhioStateUniversity,Columbus,Ohio;1974-1975.

27. ResourceAdvisor,NewYorkStateDepartmentofEnvironmentalConservation;1974-2000.

28. Member,ScientificAdvisoryCommittee,EdmundNilesHuyckPreserves,Inc.;1974-1979.

29. Member,EcologyAdvisoryCommitteeandScienceAdvisoryBoard,U.S.EnvironmentalProtectionAgency;1975-1978.

30. Member,CayugaStationImpactStudySteeringCommittee,representingTompkinsCountyEnvironmentalManagementCouncil;1975-1976.

31. Member,ProgramCommittee,IAGLRFirstSpecialtySymposiumonPrecipitationandAquaticEcosystems,Orillia,Canada;1975.

32. Member,NATOAdvancedResearchInstituteonAcidRain;1976-1978.

33. InvitedbythegovernmentofNorwaytoparticipateandchairaworkinggroupforanInternationalConferenceontheEffectsofAcidPrecipitation,Telemark,Norway;1976.

34. Participant,SCOR-NASWorkingGrouponTroposphericTransportofPollutantstotheOcean,Miami,Florida;1976.

35. Participant,DahlemKonferenzenonGlobalChemicalCyclesandTheirAlterationsbyMan,WestBerlin;1976.

36. Member,PrecipitationCommitteeoftheAmericanGeophysicalUnionSectionofHydrology;1977-1981.

37. Member,UNESCOManandtheBiosphereDirectorate,Project2--TemperateForests;1976-1978.

38. Externalexaminer,DepartmentofBiology,DalhousieUniversity;1977.

39. Participant,JubileeSymposiumfor500-yearcelebration,UniversityofUppsala,Sweden;1977.

40. Member,ReviewPanelfortheDepartmentofBiologicalSciences,StateUniversityofNewYorkatBuffalo;1977.

41. Member,AssemblyofLifeSciences,NASNationalResearchCouncil;1977-1982.

42. Participant,NATOAdvancedResearchInstituteonEffectsofAcidPrecipitationon


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TerrestrialEcosystems,UniversityofToronto,Canada;1978.

43. Participant,EPA-DOEWorkshoponEffectsofAcidPrecipitationonAquaticEcosystems,SagamoreConferenceCenter,AdirondackMountains,NewYork;1978.

44. Member,ProgramCommittee,NorwegianMinistryoftheEnvironment,InternationalConferenceontheEcologicalImpactofAcidPrecipitation,Oslo,Norway;1979-1980.

45. Member,ScientificAdvisoryCommittee,CommitteefortheDevelopmentofOceanographyinIsrael,IsraelOceanographicandLimnologicalResearchInstitute;1978-2000.

46. Member,EditorialCommittee,AnnualReviewofEcologyandSystematics,AnnualReviews,Inc.,PaloAlto,California;1979-1982.

47. Participant/Chairperson,InternationalWorkshoponEcosystemNitrogenCycles,TerrestrialNitrogenCycles--Processes,EcosystemStrategiesandManagementImpacts.SCOPE/UNEPInternationalNitrogenUnitandtheCommissionforResearchonNaturalResourcesoftheSwedishCouncilforPlanningandCoordinationofResearch.GysingeWärdshus,Österfornebo,Sweden;September1979.

48. Member,SteeringCommitteefortheBiologicalEffectsGoverningBoard,NationalAtmosphericDepositionProgram;1979-1981.

49. ConsultantforSRIInternational,MenloPark,California;1979.

50. ElectedtomembershipinTheExplorer’sClub;1979.

51. Member,ReviewPanelforGrayFreshwaterBiologicalInstitute,UniversityofMinnesota;1979.

52. Chairperson,NAS/NRCWorkshopontheFluxofCarbonbyRiverstotheOceans,WoodsHole,Massachusetts;1980.

53. ChairpersonofPolicyBoard,EPAEcosystemsResearchCenter,CornellUniversity;1980.

54. Member,AdvisoryPanelfortheCongressoftheU.S.OfficeofTechnologyAssessment(OTA)ontheImpactsofAtmosphericAlteration;1981-1984.

55. Member,ReviewGroupforWetlandsProtection,EnvironmentalDefenseFund,Washington,D.C.;1982.

56. Member,SteeringCommittee,EcotoxicologyProgram,TheAndrewW.MellonFoundationforaresearchandtrainingprograminecotoxicologyattheInstituteforComparativeandEnvironmentalToxicology,CornellUniversity;1982.

57. Member,NominatingCommittee,NationalAcademyofSciences;1982-1984,1987.

58. Member,AcidRainPeerReviewPanel,OfficeofScienceandTechnologyPolicy(OSTP),Washington,D.C.;1982-1984.


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59. Member,ScienceAdvisoryBoardadhoccommitteetoreviewNationalAcidPrecipitationAssessmentProgram,U.S.EnvironmentalProtectionAgency;1983-1984.

60. Participant/Speaker,BriefingonAcidRainLegislation,CenterforEnergyandEnvironmentalManagementandInsideEPAWeeklyReport,Arlington,Virginia;June1983.

61. AdvisortoPresidentReaganandtheCabinetonAcidRain;September1983.

62. AssociateEditor,AmericanWaterResourcesAssociation;1983-1988.

63. Participant/Lecturer,1983AnnualMeetingoftheCoalitionofNortheasternGovernors,“CleaningUp:NortheastConferenceonAcidRainandHazardousWaste,”Secaucus,NewJersey;December1983.

64. ElectedMember,CorporationofTheNewYorkBotanicalGarden;1984-1993.

65. SeniorAdvisor,CenterofEnergyandEnvironmentResearch[CEER],DepartmentofEnergyandUniversityofPuertoRico;1983-1988.

66. Participant,NATOAdvancedResearchWorkshoponBiogeochemicalCyclesofSulfurandNitrogeninRemoteAreas,BermudaBiologicalStationforResearch,St.George’s,Bermuda;October1984.

67. Participant/Speaker,CSIRODivisionofAtmosphericResearchandBureauofMeteorology,TheScientificApplicationofBaselineObservationsofAtmosphericComposition(SABOAC),Aspendale,Australia;November1984.

68. Chairman/Organizer/Participant,FirstCaryConferenceonTheStatusandFutureofEcosystemScience.InstituteofEcosystemStudies,Millbrook,NewYork;April/May1985.

69. Chairman/Organizer/Participant,SymposiumonDifferentiatingBetweenNaturalOscillationsandMan-MadePerturbationsinAquaticEcosystems.48thAnnualMeeting,AmericanSocietyofLimnologyandOceanography,Minneapolis,Minnesota;June1985.

70. Member,ScientificAdvisoryCommittee,TheEcosystemsCenter,MarineBiologicalLaboratory,WoodsHole,Massachusetts;1984-1985.

71. Member,adhoccommittee,AcidRain:ScienceandPolicy,Millbrook,NewYorkandNewYork,NewYork;1984-1985.

72. Member,U.S.EnvironmentalProtectionAgencySteeringCommitteeforMountainCloudwaterChemistry,StateUniversityofNewYork,Albany,NewYork;1984-1985.

73. Member,EnvironmentalAdvisoryBoardtoGovernorMarioM.Cuomo,StateofNewYork;1985-1994.

74. AdvisoronAcidRaintoDrewLewis,SpecialEnvoytoPresidentReaganandtoWilliamDavis,SpecialEnvoytoPrimeMinisterMulroney,TheWhiteHouse,Washington,D.C.;August1985.


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75. ElectedChairman,SectionofPopulationBiology,EvolutionandEcology(27),NationalAcademyofSciences;1986-1989.

76. Participant,UnitedStates:ChinaAirPollutionTechnologyWorkshop,NanjingBotanicalGarden,Nanjing,China;andInstituteofEnvironmentalChemistry,AcademiaSinica,Beijing,People’sRepublicofChina;November1985.

77. VisitingFellow,ChisholmInstituteofTechnology,WaterStudiesCentre,EastCaulfield(Melbourne),Australia;February1987.

78. Member,EditorialAdvisoryBoardforScienceYear,WorldBook,Inc.;1987-1991.

79. Convenor/Participant,SecondCaryConferenceonLong-TermStudiesinEcology:ApproachesandAlternatives.InstituteofEcosystemStudies,Millbrook,NY;May1987.

80. Member,BoardofDirectors,AssociationforEcosystemResearchCenters(AERC);1987-1996.

81. Trustee,EnvironmentalDefenseFund,NewYork,NewYork;1987-2005;Chairman,ScientificAdvisoryCommittee,EDF,1990-2005;ViceChair,1999-2005.HonoraryTrustee;2005-present.

82. AdvisoryCommitteeMember,Ph.D.PrograminBiologicalSciences,FordhamUniversity;1988-1990.

83. LTERCedarCreekAdvisoryPanelMember,CedarCreek,Minnesota;1988-2002.

84. Advisor,SandCountyFoundation,AldoLeopoldMemorialReserve,Baraboo,Wisconsin;1988-2001.

85. InvitedSpeaker,TestimonypresentedbeforeU.S.HouseofRepresentativesSubcommitteeonNaturalResources,AgricultureResearchandEnvironment,Washington,D.C.;April1988.

86. Member,EnvironmentalSciencesDivisionAdvisoryCommittee,OakRidgeNationalLaboratory,OakRidge,Tennessee;1988-2002.

87. PanelMemberforHudsonRiverFoundationSymposiumonMakingtheEstuary.MohonkMountainHouse,NewPaltz,NewYork;November1988.

88. ExternalReviewer,DepartmentofBiologicalSciences,UniversityofNotreDame,Indiana;November1988,March1997.

89. AdvisorforSierraClubLegalDefenseFundonHoosierNationalForest,Bloomington,Indiana;1988.

90. ScientificAdvisoryCommitteeforJosephW.JonesEcologicalResearchCenteratIchauway,Newton,Georgia;1988-present[Chairman1988-2012].

91. Advisor,PaceCenterAdvisoryBoard,PaceUniversityofLaw,CenterforEnvironmentalLegalStudies,WhitePlains,NewYork;1988-2002.


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92. SteeringCommittee/Participant,ThirdCaryConferenceonComparativeAnalysesofEcosystems:Patterns,Mechanisms,andTheories.InstituteofEcosystemStudies,Millbrook,NewYork;May1989.

93. Advisor,SchoolofNaturalResources,UniversityofVermont,Burlington,Vermont;September1988.

94. Member,ExternalAdvisoryCommittee,MarineBiologicalLaboratory,WoodsHole,Massachusetts;1989-1992.

95. AdvisorappointedbyGovernorMarioCuomo,CommissionontheAdirondacksintheTwenty-FirstCentury,StateofNewYork;1989-1992.

96. InvitedParticipant,MeetingofexpertsheldbytheFriedrichEbertFoundationandtheUnitedNationsCentreforScienceandTechnologyforDevelopmentonPeace,DevelopmentandtheRoleofScienceandTechnology,UnitedNations,NewYork;September1989.

97. MemberofAdvisoryPanelforCrisisintheAtmosphere,TheInfiniteVoyage,AProductionofWQED/PittsburghinassociationwiththeNationalAcademyofSciences;1989.

98. MemberofAdvisoryBoard,EnvironmentalQuarterly,educationaltelevisionseriesforWNET/THIRTEEN,NewYork,NewYork;1990.

99. ParticipantandMemberofPlanningWorkshopfor1991InternationalSymposiumonTerrestrialEcosystems:ForestsandWoodlands,Florence,Italy(May1991),CommissionoftheEuropeanCommunities,Brussels,Belgium;March1990.

100. Member,SelectionCommitteeforChairinFreshwaterBiologyattheFreshwaterBiologyLaboratoryofCopenhagenUniversity,Denmark;1989-1990.

101. SymposiumChair/Panelist,TheNewYorkNaturalHistoryConference,Albany,NewYork;June1990.

102. Member,NRC/NASCommissiononGeosciences,EnvironmentandResources(CGER);1990-1993.

103. Member,NRC/NASBoardonEnvironmentalStudiesandToxicology(BEST);1990-1993.

104. PlenaryChairman,InternationalConferenceonAcidicDeposition,Glasgow,Scotland;September1990.

105. SteeringCommitteeandParticipant,FourthCaryConferenceonHumanversusNaturalInfluenceonEcosystems:ImplicationsforTheoryandPractice.InstituteofEcosystemStudies,Millbrook,NewYork;May1991.

106. Member,CommitteeofEnvironmentalQualityBondAct,NewYorkState;1990.

107. Member,AdvisoryCommittee,U.S.BaikalResearchAssociation,forBaikalInternationalCenterforEcologicalResearch(BICER);1991-2002.


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108. Editor(withJ.Lawton)ofBookSeries,MethodsinEcology,BlackwellPublications;1991-2005.

109. Member,NationalCommissionontheEnvironment,WorldWildlifeFund,Washington,D.C.;1991-1992.

110. FacultyCommitteeMember,InstituteforBiosphericStudies,YaleUniversity;1991-1994.

111. Convenor/Participant,AntarcticDryValleys:TerrestrialandAquaticEcosystems.InstituteofEcosystemStudies,Millbrook,NewYork;October1991.

112. SteeringCommitteeandParticipant,FifthCaryConferenceonLinkingPopulations,SpeciesInteractions,andEcosystems.InstituteofEcosystemStudies,Millbrook,NewYork;1992-1993.

113. Participant,U.S.GeologicalSurvey/InstituteofEcosystemStudies,WorkshoponLargeRivers.InstituteofEcosystemStudies,Millbrook,NewYork;March-April1992.

114. SteeringCommittee,TheFreshwaterImperative(FWI);1992-1994.

115. Member,VisitingCommitteeofAdvisoryBoard,CenterfortheEnvironment,CornellUniversity;1992-1995.

116. ChairmanofSteeringCommittee,NationalScienceFoundationWorkshop,IntegratedRegionalModels:AnalysisofInteractionsBetweenHumansandtheirEnvironment.InstituteofEcosystemStudies,Millbrook,NewYork;1992-1993.

117. Member,ChallengesforLimnologyCommittee,AmericanSocietyofLimnologyandOceanography;1992-1993.

118. HonoraryMember,BatConservationInternational;1992.

119. Member,KilhamMemorialLectureCommittee,SocietasInternationalisLimnologiae(SIL);1992-2007.

120. Member,AdvisoryCommittee,AudubonSocietyofNewHampshire;1993-1994.

121. Member,ScientificAdvisoryCommitteefortheNationalResourceEcologyLaboratory,ColoradoStateUniversity,Ft.Collins,Colorado;1994-1997.

122. Member,LifeSciencesExternalReviewCommittee,UniversityofMarylandSystem;1995.

123. Member,ScientificAdvisoryCommitteefortheCenterforEcologicalHealthResearch,UniversityofCalifornia,Davis;1995-1998.

124. Member,ReviewTeam,CooperativeResearchCentreforFreshwaterEcology,Canberra,Australia;1996,1998.

125. Member,AdvisoryBoard,Ecosystems;1997-2012.


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126. Member,ASLOJournalCommittee(AmericanSocietyofLimnologyandOceanography);1997-1999.

127. OrganizedandChairedEnvironmentalDefenseFundWorkshoponHighVolumeOrganicWastes,NewYork,NewYork;January1998.

128. OrganizedandChairedEnvironmentalDefenseFundWorkshoponAntibioticResistance,Islamorada,Florida;January1999.

129. InvitedmemberofIndependentSciencePanelformedthroughtheInternationalCouncilforScientificUnions,attherequestofWorldHeritageCommitteeofUNESCO,ReviewofproposeduraniumminenearKakaduNationalPark,Australia;April1999-May2000.

130. Member,LTERCommitteeonScientificInitiatives[CoSi];1999-2005.

131. Advisor,LandcareResearchNewZealandLtd.,Lincoln,NZ;January/February2000.

132. Governor’sAdvisoryCommitteefortheHenryHudsonInstituteforRiverineandEstuarineResearchandEducation;2000-2003.

133. OrganizedandChairedEnvironmentalDefenseFund‘ScienceDay’WorkshoponAtmosphericNitrogen,MenloPark,California;May2000.

134. OrganizedandChairedEnvironmentalDefense‘ScienceDay’WorkshoponInvasionofAlienSpecies,NewYork,NewYork;January2001.

135. Reviewer,NarranLakesProject,NSW,Australia;February2001,April2004.

136. Co-OrganizedandLed:EthicsinScientificResearch,MonashUniversity,Melbourne,Australia;February2001.

137. Advisor,TheScienceCenterAdvisoryCommittee,ManchesterCollege,NorthManchester,Indiana;2000-2005.

138. President-Elect;BoardofDirectors;ExecutiveCommittee;ChairofLong-RangePlanningCommittee,AmericanInstituteofBiologicalSciences(AIBS),2001;President,2002;PastPresident,2003.

139. President;ExecutiveCommittee,SocietasInternationalisLimnologiae(SIL),2001-2003;Re-ElectedPresident,2004-2007.

140. AttendedCouncilforScientificSocietyPresidents’Meeting,Washington,D.C.;May2002.

141. InvitedParticipant,ASLOWorkshop‘EmergingResearchIssuesforLimnology:TheStudyofInlandWaters’,AmericanSocietyofLimnologyandOceanography,Boulder,CO;December2002.

142. KeynoteSpeakerandSciencePanelChair,LeeM.TalbotFestschrift,“FromConservationtoSustainability:TheCo-EvolutionofScienceandPolicy.”Washington,D.C.;April2003.


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143. RecordedInterviewwithJackieMayofABC’s“Earthbeat.”March2004.

144. PresentationandDiscussionwithDialecticSociety’s‘SoapboxDiscussionSeries’,theEnvironmentClubandGreenGroupofTrinityCollege,UniversityofMelbourne;March2004.

145. NationalAdvisoryBoard,NationalEcologicalObservatoryNetwork[NEON];2004-2007.

146. PresentationandDiscussionsatPlymouthStateUniversityCenterfortheEnvironmentRetreat,MinaryCenter,Meredith,NH;June2004.

147. InvitedSpeakerandPanelist,“TheLiberalEducation:DeadorAlive?”DartmouthCollege,Hanover,NH;November2004.

148. Editor-in-ChiefoftheEncyclopediaofInlandWaters,ElsevierPublishing;2005-2007.

149. InvitedParticipant,‘SulfurBudgetsofSmall,ForestedWatersheds’WorkshopatSyracuseUniversity;February2005.

150. Discussant/Speaker,AAASMeeting,Washington,D.C.;February2005.

151. EditorialAdvisor,Limnology,TheJapaneseSocietyofLimnology;April2005-March2007.

152. Euro-LimpacsReviewExpert,EuropeanCommission,Brussels;May2005.

153. ExternalAdvisoryCommittee,StrategicAssessmentoftheSchoolofNaturalResourcesandEnvironment,UniversityofMichigan,AnnArbor;August2005.

154. RecordedInterview(Live),WilLIRadioStation,Willimantec,CT;November2005.

155.InvitedtoKindergartenClassatChancellorLivingstonElementarySchooltodiscusssciencetopicswithchildren(‘EcologyofMooseAntlers!’),Rhinebeck,NY;December2005.

156.HonoraryBoardMember,FriendsofMirrorLakeAssociation(FMLA),NorthWoodstock,NH;2007-present.

157.RecordedRadioInterview,“ConversationwithGeneE.Likens”,4ZzZRadio,Brisbane,Queensland,Australia.www.thewire.org.au–producedbyHeidiMillington;11April2007.

158.Invitedtoworkshop,CSIROHealthyWatersEcosystems,ThemePlanningMeeting, ChristianLab,BlackMountain,Canberra,Australia;January2008.

159. Invitedtoworkshop,CLLAMMFuturesWorkshop(CoorangLowerLakesandMurrayMouth),UniversityofAdelaideandFlindersUniversity,Adelaide,S.A.,Australia;March 2008.

160. Invitedtoworkshop,TRaCKWorkshop(TropicalRiversandCoastalKnowledge),Charles DarwinUniversity,Darwin,NT,Australia;April-May2008.


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161.RecordedRadioInterview,ABCinterviewon666AMwithGenevieveJacobs;7May2008.

162.OrganizedWorkshop,EcosystemsWorkshop,TheCarrington,Bungendore,NSW, Australia;April2008.

163.SpeakerandCo-Organizer,ColloquiumCelebratingCentennialofLimnologyatCornell University,Ithaca,NY;April2009.

164. InvitedtoReviewProgram,TheThomasFoundation.Noosaville,Queensland,Australia; April2010.

165. InvitedEminentReviewer,MurrayDarlingBasinAuthority,Canberra,ACT,Australia;May2010.

166. SpeakerandPlenarySessionChair,SocietyofInternationalLimnology(SIL)Congress, CapeTown,SouthAfrica;August2010.

167. GuestVisitingProfessorinEnvironmentalScience,UppsalaUniversity,Uppsala, Sweden;February-April2011.

168. PlenarySpeakerandPanelParticipant,NorthAmericanBenthologicalSociety(NABS) AnnualMeeting,Providence,RI;May2011.

169. AdvisoryBoardMember,Sub-AntarcticBioculturalConservation(SABC)Research ClusterProgram,UniversityofNorthTexasandIEB;May2011-present.

170. GuestVisitingProfessorinDepartmentofGeographyandPlanning,UniversityofNew England,Armidale,NewSouthWales,Australia;August2011.

171. GuestVisitingProfessorandSpeaker,UniversityofWyoming,Laramie;October2011.

172. InvitedMember,LewisandClarkFundforExplorationandFieldResearchCommittee, AmericanPhilosophicalSociety;2011-2014.

173. GuestVisitingProfessorandJ.MichaelDunmireInvitedSpeaker,UniversityofMissouri, Columbia;November2011.

174. InvitedSpeaker,GreenwichBruceMuseum,Greenwich,CT;December2011.

175. RadioInterview,WayneNormanWiliRadioShow,Willimantic,CT;December2011.

176. ParticipantandSpeaker,OPUSWorkshop,NationalScienceFoundation;September 2012.

177. InvitedParticipant,EnvironmentalLaureate’sConvention,EuropeanEnvironment Foundation,Freiburg,Germany;March2013.

178. GuestVisitingProfessor,DepartmentofLimnology,EBC-UppsalaUniversity,Sweden;March-April2013.

179. InterviewwithWAMCAllisonDunne,“Researchersfindacidrainlegacyimpactseastern


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waters.”ThenewsstorywasbroadcastonWAMCon28August2013.http://wamc.org/post/researchers-find-acid-rain-legacy-impacts-eastern-waters

180. InterviewwithRebekahMarcarelli,“Acidrainthreatenschemistryofriversandstreams bychangingalkalinity;‘legacyeffect’from5decadesofpollutionmaybebadnewsfor aquaticlife.”ThenewsstorywaspublishedinHeadlinesandGlobalNewson28August 2013.http://www.hngn.com/articles/11057/20130827/acid-rain-threatens-chemistry- rivers-streams-changing-alkalinity-legacy-effect.htm

181. InterviewwithCatherineGriffin,“RiversandstreamsinU.S.changetheirchemistrydue toacidrain.”ThenewsstorywaspublishedintheScienceWorldReporton27August 2013.http://www.scienceworldreport.com/articles/9075/20130827/rivers-streams- change-chemistry-due-acid-rain.htm

182. InterviewwithTamarraKemsley,“RiversineasternU.S.becomingalkaline,affectingwatersupplies.”ThenewsstorywaspublishedinNatureWorldNewson27August 2013.http://www.natureworldnews.com/articles/3673/20130827/rivers-eastern- becoming-alkaline-affecting-water-supplie.htm

183. “InU.S.‘riversonRolaids’arelegacyofacidrain.”Thenewsstorywaspublishedon AFP.comonAugust27,2013. http://www.google.com/hostednews/afp/article/ALeqM5gX9k1MdtKstEeg1H8W8K57z KUAkw?docId=CNG.03d45342ac8babb91b38e0b587305283.481

184. “Humanactivitynegativelyimpactswaterchemistry.”Thenewsstorywaspublishedon EnvironmentalNewsNetworkonAugust26,2013. http://www.enn.com/ecosystems/article/46358

185. InterviewwithNPRChristopherJoyce,“RiversOnRolaids':HowAcidRainIsChangingWaterways”NPR-September13,2013.http://www.npr.org/2013/09/13/221725348/ rivers-on-rolaids-how-acid-rain-is-changing-waterways?sc=17&f=1001

186. InterviewwithCoryEdgar,NPR‘Earthwise’;September2013.

187. Interview,Ensia,long-termecologicalresearch;November2013.

188. InterviewwithMikeTennyson;5May2014.

189. InterviewwithSamofNHPR,updateonacidrain;24May2014.

190. UniversityofConnecticutWaterPlanningMeeting.20February2015.

191. MeetingoftheScientificAdvisoryCommittee,JonesEcologicalResearchCenter.9-13February2015and20-23October2015.

192. HubbardBrookCommitteeofScientistsmeeting.CaryInstituteofEcosystemStudies,Millbrook,NY,7April72015and7October2015.

193. Meeting,AmericanPhilosophicalSociety.Philadelphia,PA,23-25April2015.


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194. BoardMeetingandRiverTour,HudsonRiverFoundation.5-7June2015and2October2015.

195. BoardMeetings,HubbardBrookResearchFoundation.7July2005,24September2015,and26October2015(ProgramCommittee).

196.AnnualHubbardBrookCooperators’meeting.HubbardBrookExperimentalForest,8-10 July2015.

197.EcologicalSocietyofAmericaMeeting.Baltimore,MD,9-13August2015.

198.MeetingwithTheNatureConservancy/UniversityofConnecticut,Storrs.25September2015.

199.Attended,GreatMountainForestBoardMeeting.Norfolk,CT,12November2015.

200.Attended,33CongressoftheInternationalSocietyofLimnologyinTorino,Italy.31July2016–5August2016.(Presentedscientificpaper,“Long-termchemicalchangesinMirrorLake,NewHampshire,USA”;co-chairedsession(BiochemistryandEcologyofInlandWaters);USNationalRepresentativetotheInternationalCommittee.)

201. Presented,NovusIVWorkshopatHubbardBrook,NewHampshire.27-30September2016.(“Insightsfromlong-termstudiesofecosystemsatHubbardBrookandthefuture.”

202. AnnualHubbardBrookCooperatorsMeeting.11-13July2018.

203. BoardMeeting.NSFAISLprogram.UniversityofConnecticut.26October2018.

204. CommonwealthEnvironmentalWaterOffice(CEWO),Canberra,Australia.Long-termmonitoringintheMurray-DarlingBasin.1February,4-5March2019.

205. Co-organizer/moderator.FranklinInstituteAwardSymposiumatTempleUniversity.“Sciencecommunication:Howwedoit,howwecanimprove.”10April2019.

206. AmericanPhilosophicalSociety.Philadelphia.25-27April2019.

207. AnnualHubbardBrookCooperators’Meeting.9-11July2019.

208. OralHistoryInterview:ManchesterUniversity(KristenShortandJerrySweeten),6September2019.

209. OralHistoryInterview:HubbardBrookResearchFoundation(DanMcConvey),14October2019.

210. OralHistoryInterview:USFishandWildlifeService(MarkMadison).24October2019.

211. BoardMeeting.NSFAISLprogram.UniversityofConnecticut.21October2019.

212. OralHistoryInterview:HubbardBrookResearchFoundation(ClaraChaisson).21January2020.


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213. OralHistoryInterview:AIBSPastPresidents(JamesVerdier).24April2020.

214. MeetingoftheAmericanPhilosophicalSociety.Philadelphia.20April2020(Zoom).

215. MeetingoftheNationalAcademyofSciences.Washington,D.C.23-27April2020(Zoom).

BOOKS:

1. Likens,G.E.(ed.).1972.NutrientsandEutrophication.AmericanSocietyofLimnologyandOceanography,SpecialSymposia.Lawrence,Kansas.VolumeI.328pp.

2. Likens,G.E.,F.H.Bormann,R.S.Pierce,J.S.EatonandN.M.Johnson.1977.BiogeochemistryofaForestedEcosystem.Springer-VerlagNewYorkInc.146pp.

3. Bormann,F.H.andG.E.Likens.1979.PatternandProcessinaForestedEcosystem.Springer-VerlagNewYorkInc.253pp.

4. Rodhe,W.,G.E.LikensandC.Serruya(eds.).1979.LakeMetabolismandManagement.PapersEmanatingfromtheLimnologicalJubileeSymposiumofUppsalaUniversity(1477-1977),Sweden.ErgebnisseLimnol.Arch.Hydrobiol.13.

5. Wetzel,R.G.andG.E.Likens.1979.LimnologicalAnalyses.W.B.SaundersCo.,Philadelphia.357pp.

6. Likens,G.E.(ed.).1981.SomePerspectivesoftheMajorBiogeochemicalCycles,Vol.17.SCOPEIVthGeneralAssembly,Stockholm,Sweden.JohnWiley&SonsLtd.,Chichester.170pp.

7. Likens,G.E.(ed.).1985.AnEcosystemApproachtoAquaticEcology:MirrorLakeandItsEnvironment.Springer-VerlagNewYorkInc.516pp.

8. Likens,G.E.(ed.).1989.Long-TermStudiesinEcology.ApproachesandAlternatives.Springer-VerlagNewYorkInc.214pp.

9. Wetzel,R.G.andG.E.Likens.1991.LimnologicalAnalyses.SecondEdition.Springer-VerlagNewYorkInc.391pp.

10. Likens,G.E.1992.TheEcosystemApproach:ItsUseandAbuse.ExcellenceinEcology,Vol.3.EcologyInstitute,Oldendorf/Luhe,Germany.167pp.

11. Train,R.E.,P.A.A.Berle,J.E.Bryson,A.W.Clausen,D.M.Costle,M.M.Kunin,G.E.Likens,C.A.Matos,G.S.Omenn,P.H.O'Neill,A.M.Rivlin,P.Robinson,S.C. Rockefeller,W.D.Ruckelshaus,G.R.Scott,J.G.Speth,L.M.Thomas,V.J. TschinkelandR.M.White.1993.ChoosingaSustainableFuture.TheReportoftheNationalCommissionontheEnvironment.IslandPress,Washington,D.C.180pp.

12. Groffman,P.M.andG.E.Likens(eds.).1994.IntegratedRegionalModels:InteractionsBetweenHumansandTheirEnvironment.Chapman&Hall,NewYork.157pp.

13. Likens,G.E.andF.H.Bormann.1995.BiogeochemistryofaForestedEcosystem.


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SecondEdition,Springer-VerlagNewYorkInc.159pp.

14. Pickett,S.T.A.,R.S.Ostfeld,M.ShachakandG.E.Likens(eds.).1997.TheEcologicalBasisofConservation:Heterogeneity,Ecosystems,andBiodiversity.Chapman&Hall,NewYork.466pp.

15. Wetzel,R.G.andG.E.Likens.2000.LimnologicalAnalyses.ThirdEdition.Springer-VerlagNewYorkInc.429pp.

16.Likens,G.E.(Editor-in-Chief).2009.EncyclopediaofInlandWaters.3Volumes.Elsevier,AcademicPress.

17. Winter,T.C.andG.E.Likens(eds.).2009.MirrorLake:InteractionsamongAir,LandandWater.UniversityofCaliforniaPress.361pp.

18.Likens,G.E.(Editor).2010.BiogeochemistryofInlandWaters.Elsevier,AcademicPress.

19. Likens,G.E.(Editor).2010.LakeEcosystemEcology.Elsevier,AcademicPress.

20. Likens,G.E.(Editor).2010.PlanktonofInlandWaters.Elsevier,AcademicPress.

21. Likens,G.E.(Editor).2010.RiverEcosystemEcology.Elsevier,AcademicPress.

22. Lindenmayer,D.B.andG.E.Likens.2010.EffectiveEcologicalMonitoring.CSIROPublishingandEarthscan.170pp.

23. Weathers,K.C.,D.L.StrayerandG.E.Likens(eds.).2013.FundamentalsofEcosystemScience.ElsevierAcademicPress.312pp.(availableinSpanish)

24. Likens,G.E.2013.BiogeochemistryofaForestedEcosystem,ThirdEdition.Springer.208pp.

25. Holmes,R.T.andG.E.Likens.2016.HubbardBrook:TheStoryofaForestEcosystem.YaleUniversityPress,NewHaven.271pp.

26. Lindenmayer,D.B.andG.E.Likens.2018.EffectiveEcologicalMonitoring(2ndEdition).CSIROPublishing.224pp.

27. Weathers,K.C.,D.L.StrayerandG.E.Likens(eds.).2020.FundamentalsofEcosystemScience.(2ndEdition),ElsevierAcademicPress.InPress.

PUBLICATIONS:

1. Likens,G.E.andA.D.Hasler.1960.Movementofradiosodiuminachemicallystratifiedlake.Science131(3414):1676-1677.

2. Likens,G.E.andA.D.Hasler.1962.Movementsofradiosodium(Na24)withinanice-coveredlake.Limnol.Oceanogr.7(1):48-56.


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3. Hasler,A.D.andG.E.Likens.1963.Biologicalandphysicaltransportofradionuclidesinstratifiedlakes.pp.463-470.In:V.SchultzandA.W.Klement,Jr.(eds.).Radioecology.AmericanInstituteofBiologicalSciencesandReinholdPubl.Corp.,NewYork.

4. Likens,G.E.1964.AnunusualdistributionofalgaeinanAntarcticlake.Bull.TorreyBot.Club91(3):213-217.

5. Likens,G.E.1964.Pesticidepollutionoffreshwaterecosystems.Bull.Ecol.Soc.Amer.45(4):157-159.

6. Ragotzkie,R.A.andG.E.Likens.1964.TheheatbalanceoftwoAntarcticlakes.Limnol.Oceanogr.9(3):412-425.

7. Likens,G.E.1965.Measurementofbackgroundradiationinlakes.Ecology46(4):544-548.

8. Likens,G.E.andR.A.Ragotzkie.1965.Verticalwatermotionsinasmallice-coveredlake.J.Geophys.Res.70(10):2333-2344.

9. Likens,G.E.andP.L.Johnson.1966.AchemicallystratifiedlakeinAlaska.Science153(3738):875-877.

10. Likens,G.E.andR.A.Ragotzkie.1966.Rotarycirculationofwaterinanice-coveredlake.Verh.Internat.Verein.Limnol.16(1):126-133.

11. Bormann,F.H.andG.E.Likens.1967.Nutrientcycling.Science155(3761):424-429.

12. Johnson,N.M.andG.E.Likens.1967.Asteady-statethermalgradientinthesedimentsofameromicticlake.J.Geophys.Res.72(12):3049-3052.

13. Likens,G.E.1967.SomechemicalcharacteristicsofmeromicticlakesinNorthAmerica.pp.17-62.In:D.Jackson(ed.).SomeAspectsofMeromixis.SyracuseUniversity,Syracuse,NewYork.

14. Likens,G.E.,F.H.Bormann,N.M.JohnsonandR.S.Pierce.1967.Thecalcium,magnesium,potassium,andsodiumbudgetsforasmall-forestedecosystem.Ecology48(5):772-785.

15. Bormann,F.H.,G.E.Likens,D.W.FisherandR.S.Pierce.1968.Nutrientlossacceleratedbyclear-cuttingofaforestecosystem.pp.187-195.In:SymposiumonPrimaryProductivityandMineralCyclinginNaturalEcosystems.Universityof

MainePress,Orono;AlsoinScience159(3817):882-884.

16. Fisher,D.W.,A.W.Gambell,G.E.LikensandF.H.Bormann.1968.AtmosphericcontributionstowaterqualityofstreamsintheHubbardBrookExperimentalForest,NewHampshire.WaterResour.Res.4(5):1115-1126.

17. Johnson,N.M.,G.E.Likens,F.H.BormannandR.S.Pierce.1968.RateofchemicalweatheringofsilicatemineralsinNewHampshire.Geochim.Cosmochim.Acta32:531-545.


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18. Kilham,P.andG.E.Likens.1968.PenetrationoflightinthelakesofGraftonCounty,NewHampshire.NHDepartmentofResourcesandEconomicDevelopment,Concord,NewHampshire.93pp.

19. Likens,G.E.1968.Limnology--recentstudiesonmeromicticlakes.pp.232-233.In:McGraw-HillYearbookofScienceandTechnology.McGraw-HillBookCo.,NewYork.

20. Likens,G.E.andP.L.Johnson.1968.AlimnologicalreconnaissanceininteriorAlaska.U.S.ArmyColdRegionsResearchandEngineeringLaboratory,Hanover,NH,ResearchReport239.45pp.

21. Smith,W.H.,F.H.BormannandG.E.Likens.1968.Responseofchemoautotrophicnitrifierstoforestcutting.SoilScience106(6):471-473.

22. Bormann,F.H.andG.E.Likens.1969.Awatershedapproachtoproblemsofnutrientcyclinginforestecosystems.pp.2303-2306.In:Proc.6thWorldForestryCongress,Vol.2,Tech.Comm.III.Madrid,Spain.

23. Bormann,F.H.andG.E.Likens.1969.Thewatershed-ecosystemconceptandstudiesofnutrientcycles.pp.49-76.In:G.VanDyne(ed.).TheEcosystemConceptinNaturalResourceManagement,Chap.IV.AcademicPress,NewYork.

24. Bormann,F.H.,G.E.LikensandJ.S.Eaton.1969.Bioticregulationofparticulateandsolutionlossesfromaforestecosystem.BioScience19(7):600-610.

25. Collins,L.W.andG.E.Likens.1969.TheeffectofaltitudeonthedistributionofaquaticplantsinsomelakesofNewHampshire,USA.Verh.Internat.Verein.Limnol.17:154-172.

26. Eaton,J.S.,G.E.LikensandF.H.Bormann.1969.Useofmembranefiltersingravimetricanalysesofparticulatematterinnaturalwaters.WaterResour.Res.5(5):1151-1156.

27. Johnson,N.M.,G.E.Likens,F.H.Bormann,D.W.FisherandR.S.Pierce.1969.AworkingmodelforthevariationinstreamwaterchemistryattheHubbardBrookExperimentalForest,NewHampshire.WaterResour.Res.5(6):1353-1363.

28. Likens,G.E.,F.H.BormannandN.M.Johnson.1969.Nitrification:importancetonutrientlossesfromacutoverforestedecosystem.Science163(3872):1205-1206.

29. Likens,G.E.andN.M.Johnson.1969.MeasurementandanalysisoftheannualheatbudgetforthesedimentsintwoWisconsinlakes.Limnol.Oceanogr.14(1):115-135.

30. Likens,G.E.andP.L.Johnson.1969.MeasurementsofbackgroundradiationinaquatichabitatsinAlaska.pp.319-328.In:D.J.NelsonandF.C.Evans(eds.).Proc.2ndNationalSymposiumonRadioecology.AnnArbor,Michigan.

31. McConnochie,K.andG.E.Likens.1969.SometrichopteraoftheHubbardBrookExperimentalForestincentralNewHampshire.Can.FieldNat.83(2):147-154.


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33. Bormann,F.H.,T.G.Siccama,G.E.LikensandR.H.Whittaker.1970.TheHubbardBrookEcosystemStudy:compositionanddynamicsofthetreestratum.Ecol.Monogr.40(4):373-388.

34. Likens,G.E.andF.H.Bormann.1970.ChemicalanalysesofplanttissuesfromtheHubbardBrookecosysteminNewHampshire.YaleUniversitySchoolofForestryBulletin79.25pp.

35. Likens,G.E.,F.H.Bormann,N.M.Johnson,D.W.FisherandR.S.Pierce.1970.EffectsofforestcuttingandherbicidetreatmentonnutrientbudgetsintheHubbardBrookwatershed-ecosystem.Ecol.Monogr.40(1):23-47.

36. Likens,G.E.andJ.S.Eaton.1970.Apolyurethanestemflowcollectorfortreesandshrubs.Ecology51(5):938-939.

37. Likens,G.E.andJ.J.Gilbert.1970.Notesonquantitativesamplingofnaturalpopulationsofplanktonicrotifers.Limnol.Oceanogr.15(5):816-820.

38. Pierce,R.S.,J.W.Hornbeck,G.E.LikensandF.H.Bormann.1970.Effectofeliminationofvegetationonstreamwaterquantityandquality.pp.311-328.In:InternationalSymposiumontheResultsofResearchonRepresentativeandExperimentalBasins.Wellington,NewZealand.Internat.Assoc.Sci.Hydrol.

39. Siccama,T.G.,F.H.BormannandG.E.Likens.1970.TheHubbardBrookEcosystemStudy:productivity,nutrients,andphytosociologyoftheherbaceouslayer.Ecol.Monogr.40(4):389-402.

40. Bormann,F.H.andG.E.Likens.1971.Theecosystemconceptandtherationalmanagementofnaturalresources.YaleSci.Mag.45(7):2-8.

41. Bowers,R.,P.Hohenberg,G.E.Likens,W.Lynn,D.NelkinandM.Nelkin.1971.Aprogramtocoordinateenvironmentalresearch.Amer.Sci.59(2):183-187.

42. Likens,G.E.1971.Lake,meromictic.pp.435-437.In:McGraw-HillEncyclopediaofScienceandTechnology,Vol.7.McGraw-HillBookCo.,NewYork.

43. Likens,G.E.,A.F.Bartsch,G.H.LauffandJ.E.Hobbie.1971.Nutrientsandeutrophication.Science172(3985):873-874.

44. Likens,G.E.,F.H.Bormann,R.S.PierceandD.W.Fisher.1971.Nutrient-hydrologiccycleinteractioninsmallforestedwatershed-ecosystems.pp.553-563.In:P.Duvigneaud(ed.).Proc.BrusselsSymposiumonProductivityofForestEcosystems,1969.UNESCO,Paris.

45. Fisher,S.G.andG.E.Likens.1972.Streamecosystem:organicenergybudget.BioScience22(1):33-35.


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47. Johnson,N.M.,R.C.ReynoldsandG.E.Likens.1972.Atmosphericsulfur:itseffectonthechemicalweatheringofNewEngland.Science177(4048):514-516.

48. Likens.G.E.1972.Effectsofdeforestationonwaterquality.pp.133-140.In:Proc.AmericanSocietyofCivilEngineersSymposiumontheInterdisciplinaryAspectsofWatershedManagement,1970.Bozeman,Montana.

49. Likens,G.E.1972.Eutrophicationandaquaticecosystems.pp.3-13.In:G.E.Likens(ed.).NutrientsandEutrophication.Proc.AmericanSocietyofLimnologyandOceanographySpecialSymposia,Vol.1.Lawrence,Kansas.

50. Likens,G.E.1972.MirrorLake:itspast,presentandfuture?Appalachia39(2):23-41.

51. Likens,G.E.1972.ThechemistryofprecipitationinthecentralFingerLakesRegion.WaterResourcesandMarineSciencesCenterTech.Report50.CornellUniversity,Ithaca,NewYork.47pp.+14figs.

52. Likens,G.E.andF.H.Bormann.1972.Biogeochemicalcycles.TheScienceTeacher39(4):15-20.

53. Likens,G.E.andF.H.Bormann.1972.Nutrientcyclinginecosystems.pp.25-67.In:J.Wiens(ed.).EcosystemStructureandFunction.OregonStateUniversityPress,Corvallis.

54. Likens,G.E.,F.H.BormannandN.M.Johnson.1972.Acidrain.Environment14(2):33-40.

55. Pierce,R.S.,C.W.Martin,C.C.Reeves,G.E.LikensandF.H.Bormann.1972.NutrientlossfromclearcuttingsinNewHampshire.pp.285-295.In:SymposiumonWatershedsinTransition.FortCollins,Colorado.AmericanWaterResourcesAssociationandColoradoStateUniversity.

56. Burton,T.M.andG.E.Likens.1973.Theeffectofstrip-cuttingonstreamtemperaturesintheHubbardBrookExperimentalForest,NewHampshire.BioScience23(7):433-435.

57. Eaton,J.S.,G.E.LikensandF.H.Bormann.1973.Throughfallandstemflowchemistryinanorthernhardwoodforest.J.Ecol.61(2):495-508.

58. Fisher,S.G.andG.E.Likens.1973.EnergyflowinBearBrook,NewHampshire:anintegrativeapproachtostreamecosystemmetabolism.Ecol.Monogr.43(4):421-439.

59. Gosz,J.R.,G.E.LikensandF.H.Bormann.1973.NutrientreleasefromdecomposingleafandbranchlitterintheHubbardBrookforest,NewHampshire.Ecol.Monogr.43(2):173-191.

60. Hobbie,J.E.andG.E.Likens.1973.Theoutputofphosphorus,dissolvedorganiccarbonandfineparticulatecarbonfromHubbardBrookwatersheds.Limnol.Oceanogr.


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61. Likens,G.E.1973.Primaryproduction:freshwaterecosystems.HumanEcol.1(4):347-356.

62. Whittaker,R.H.andG.E.Likens.1973.Carboninthebiota.pp.281-302.In:G.M.WoodwellandE.V.Pecan(eds.).CarbonandtheBiosphere.U.S.AtomicEnergyCommission,CONF-720510,Springfield,Virginia.

63. Whittaker,R.H.andG.E.Likens.1973.Introduction(theprimaryproductionofthebiosphere).HumanEcol.1(4):301-302.

64. Whittaker,R.H.andG.E.Likens.1973.Primaryproduction:thebiosphereandman.HumanEcol.1(4):357-369.

65. Bormann,F.H.,G.E.Likens,T.G.Siccama,R.S.PierceandJ.S.Eaton.1974.TheexportofnutrientsandrecoveryofstableconditionsfollowingdeforestationatHubbardBrook.Ecol.Monogr.44(3):255-277.

66. Cogbill,C.V.andG.E.Likens.1974.AcidprecipitationinthenortheasternUnitedStates.WaterResour.Res.10(6):1133-1137.

67. Hornbeck,J.W.andG.E.Likens.1974.Theecosystemconceptfordeterminingtheimportanceofchemicalcompositionofsnow.pp.139-151.In:AdvancedConceptsofTechniquesintheStudyofSnowandIceResources.ISBN0-309-02235-5.NationalAcademyofSciences,Washington,D.C.;Also,31stAnnualEasternSnowConferenceProc.,pp.145-155.

68. Likens,G.E.1974.TherunoffofwaterandnutrientsfromwatershedstributarytoCayugaLake,NewYork.WaterResourcesandMarineSciencesCenterPubl.81.CornellUniversity,Ithaca,NewYork.124pp.

69. Likens,G.E.1974.WaterandnutrientbudgetsforCayugaLake,NewYork.WaterResourcesandMarineSciencesCenterPubl.82.CornellUniversity,Ithaca,NewYork.91pp.

70. Likens,G.E.andF.H.Bormann.1974.Acidrain:aseriousregionalenvironmentalproblem.Science184(4142):1176-1179.

71. Likens,G.E.andF.H.Bormann.1974.Effectsofforestclearingonthenorthernhardwoodforestecosystemanditsbiogeochemistry.pp.330-335.In:ProceedingsoftheFirstInternationalCongressofEcology,September1974.CentreAgric.Publ.Doc.Wageningen,TheHague,TheNetherlands.

72. Likens,G.E.andF.H.Bormann.1974.Linkagesbetweenterrestrialandaquaticecosystems.BioScience24(8):447-456.

73. Sturges,F.W.,R.T.HolmesandG.E.Likens.1974.Theroleofbirdsinnutrientcyclinginanorthernhardwoodsecosystem.Ecology55(1):149-155.


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75. Burton,T.M.andG.E.Likens.1975.EnergyflowandnutrientcyclinginsalamanderpopulationsintheHubbardBrookExperimentalForest,NewHampshire.Ecology56(5):1068-1080.

76. Burton,T.M.andG.E.Likens.1975.SalamanderpopulationsandbiomassintheHubbardBrookExperimentalForest,NewHampshire.Copeia3:541-546.

77. Gerhart,D.Z.andG.E.Likens.1975.Enrichmentexperimentsfordeterminingnutrientlimitation:fourmethodscompared.Limnol.Oceanogr.20(4):649-653.

78. Gosz,J.R.,G.E.Likens,J.S.EatonandF.H.Bormann.1975.LeachingofnutrientsfromleavesofselectedtreespeciesinNewHampshire.pp.630-641.In:F.G.Howell,J.B.GentryandM.H.Smith(eds.).MineralCyclinginSoutheasternEcosystems.ERDASymp.SeriesCONF-740513.Augusta,Georgia;May1974.

79. Hornbeck,J.W.,G.E.Likens,R.S.PierceandF.H.Bormann.1975.Stripcuttingasameansofprotectingsiteandstreamflowqualitywhenclearcuttingnorthernhardwoods.pp.209-229.In:B.BernierandC.H.Winget(eds.).Proc.4thN.Amer.ForestSoilsConferenceonForestSoilsandForestLandManagement,August1973,Quebec,Canada.

80. Hornbeck,J.W.,R.S.Pierce,G.E.LikensandC.W.Martin.1975.Moderatingtheimpactofcontemporaryforestcuttingonhydrologicandnutrientcycles.pp.423-433.In:Proc.ofInternat.Symp.OnHydrologicSciences.Publ.117.Tokyo,Japan.

81. Jordan,M.J.andG.E.Likens.1975.AnorganiccarbonbudgetforanoligotrophiclakeinNewHampshire,USA.Verh.Internat.Verein.Limnol.19(2):994-1003.

82. Lehman,J.T.,D.B.BotkinandG.E.Likens.1975.Theassumptionsandrationalesofacomputermodelofphytoplanktonpopulationdynamics.Limnol.Oceanogr.20(3):343-364.

83. Lehman,J.T.,D.B.BotkinandG.E.Likens.1975.LakeeutrophicationandthelimitingCO2concept:asimulationstudy.Verh.Internat.Verein.Limnol.19(2):300-304.

84. Likens,G.E.1975.Acidprecipitation:ourunderstandingofthephenomenon.pp.45-75.In:Proc.ofaConferenceonEmergingEnvironmentalProblems.May1975,Rensselaerville,NewYork.EPA-902/9-75-001.

85. Likens,G.E.1975.Nutrientfluxandcyclinginfreshwaterecosystems.pp.314-348.In:F.G.Howell,J.B.GentryandM.H.Smith(eds.).MineralCyclinginSoutheasternEcosystems.ERDASymp.SeriesCONF-740513.May1974,Augusta,Georgia.

86. Likens,G.E.1975.Primaryproductionandinlandaquaticecosystems.Chapter9,pp.185-202.In:H.LiethandR.H.Whittaker(eds.).PrimaryProductivityoftheBiosphere.Springer-VerlagNewYorkInc.


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87. Likens,G.E.andF.H.Bormann.1975.AnexperimentalapproachinNewEnglandlandscapes.pp.7-29.In:A.D.Hasler(ed.).Proc.INTECOLSymp.OnCouplingofLandandWaterSystems,1971.Leningrad.Springer-VerlagNewYorkInc.

88. Likens,G.E.andF.H.Bormann.1975.Acidityinrainwater:hasanexplanationbeenprovided?Science188:957-958.

89. Likens,G.E.andM.B.Davis.1975.Post-glacialhistoryofMirrorLakeanditswatershedinNewHampshire,USA:aninitialreport.Verh.Internat.Verein.Limnol.19(2):982-993.

90. Makarewicz,J.C.andG.E.Likens.1975.Nicheanalysisofazooplanktoncommunity.Science190:1000-1003.

91. Walker,K.F.andG.E.Likens.1975.Meromixisandareconsideredtypologyoflakecirculationpatterns.Verh.Internat.Verein.Limnol.19(2):442-458.

92. Whittaker,R.H.andG.E.Likens.1975.Thebiosphereandman.Chapter15,pp.305-328.In:H.LiethandR.H.Whittaker(eds.).PrimaryProductivityoftheBiosphere.Springer-VerlagNewYorkInc.

93. Whittaker,R.H.,G.E.LikensandH.Lieth.1975.Scopeandpurposeofthisvolume.Chapter1,pp.3-5.In:H.LiethandR.H.Whittaker(eds.).PrimaryProductivityoftheBiosphere.Springer-VerlagNewYorkInc.

94. Vlijm,L.andG.E.Likens.1975.Discussion.pp.232-236.In:W.H.vanDobbenandR.H.Lowe-McConnel(eds.).UnifyingConceptsinEcology.Dr.W.JunkB.V.Publishers,TheHague.

95. Cogbill,C.V.andG.E.Likens.1976.ReplytoCommenton‘AcidprecipitationinthenortheasternUnitedStates.’WaterResour.Res.12(3):571.

96. Galloway,J.N.andG.E.Likens.1976.Calibrationofcollectionproceduresfordeterminationofprecipitationchemistry.pp.137-156.In:L.S.DochingerandT.A.Seliga(eds.).Proc.TheFirstInternat.Symp.onAcidPrecipitationandtheForestEcosystem.USDATech.ReportNE-23;Also,Water,Air,andSoilPollut.6:241-258.

97. Galloway,J.N.,G.E.LikensandE.S.Edgerton.1976.AcidprecipitationinthenortheasternUnitedStates:pHandacidity.Science194:722-724.

98. Galloway,J.N.,G.E.LikensandE.S.Edgerton.1976.HydrogenionspeciationintheacidprecipitationofthenortheasternUnitedStates.pp.383-396.In:L.S.DochingerandT.A.Seliga(eds.).Proc.TheFirstInternat.Symp.onAcidPrecipitationandtheForestEcosystem.USDATech.ReportNE-23;Also,Water,Air,andSoilPollut.6:423-433.

99. Gosz,J.R.,G.E.LikensandF.H.Bormann.1976.OrganicmatterandnutrientdynamicsoftheforestfloorintheHubbardBrookforest.Oecologia(Berl.)22:305-320;Also,pp.311-319.In:J.K.Marshall(eds.).TheBelowgroundEcosystem:ASynthesisofPlantAssociatedProcesses.ScienceSeriesNo.26,Ft.Collins,Colorado(1977).


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101. Likens,G.E.1976.Acidprecipitation.ChemicalandEngineeringNews54:29-44.

102. Likens,G.E.,F.H.Bormann,J.S.Eaton,R.S.PierceandN.M.Johnson.1976.HydrogenioninputtotheHubbardBrookExperimentalForest,NewHampshireduringthelastdecade.pp.397-407.In:L.S.DochingerandT.A.Seliga(eds.).Proc.TheFirstInternat.Symp.onAcidPrecipitationandtheForestEcosystem.USDAForestServ.GeneralTech.ReportNE-23;Also,Water,Air,andSoilPollution6:435-445.

103. Likens,G.E.,N.M.Johnson,J.N.GallowayandF.H.Bormann.1976.Acidprecipitation:strongandweakacids.Science194:643-645.

104. Likens,G.E.andR.S.Pierce.1976.Effectsonaquaticsystems.pp.8-10.In:WorkshopReportonAcidPrecipitationandtheForestEcosystem.USDAForestServiceGeneralTech.ReportNE-26.

105. Miller,J.M.,J.N.GallowayandG.E.Likens.1976.TheuseofARLtrajectoriesfortheevaluationofprecipitationchemistrydata.pp.131-132.In:L.S.DochingerandT.A.Seliga(eds.).Proc.TheFirstInternat.Symp.onAcidPrecipitationandtheForestEcosystem.USDAForestServiceGeneralTech.ReportNE-23.

106. Bormann,F.H.andG.E.Likens.1977.Thefreshair-cleanwaterexchange.NaturalHistory86(9):62-71;Also,Environment79/80:198-200(1979).

107. Bormann,F.H.,G.E.LikensandJ.Melillo.1977.Nitrogenbudgetforanaggradingnorthernhardwoodforestecosystem.Science196(4293):981-983.

108. Delwiche,C.C.andG.E.Likens.1977.Biologicalresponsetofossilfuelcombustionproducts.pp.73-88.In:W.Stumm(ed.).GlobalChemicalCyclesandTheirAlterationsbyMan.DahlemKonferenzen,Berlin.

109. Lerman,A.(Rapporteur),M.Bernhard,B.Bolin,C.C.Delwiche,D.H.Ehhart,S.P.Gessel,D.R.Kester,W.E.Krumbein,G.E.Likens,F.T.Mackenzie,W.A.Reiners,W.Stumm,G.M.WoodwellandP.J.Zinke.1977.Fossilfuelburning:itseffectsonthebiosphereandbiogeochemicalcycles.GroupReport.pp.275-289.In:W.Stumm(eds.).GlobalChemicalCyclesandTheirAlterationsbyMan.DahlemKonferenzen,Berlin.

110. Likens,G.E.1977.Precipitationsamplingtechniques.pp.334-339.In:J.Prospero(ed.).BackgroundPapersforaWorkshopontheTroposphericTransportofPollutantstotheOcean.Miami,Florida.December1975.

111. Likens,G.E.,J.S.EatonandJ.S.Galloway.1977.Precipitationasasourceofnutrientsforterrestrialandaquaticecosystems.pp.552-570.In:R.G.SemoninandR.W.Beadle(Coordinators).ERDASymp.Series41,PrecipitationScavenging(1974).Champaign,


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112. Likens,G.E.andG.R.Hendrey.1977.Acidprecipitation(letterresponse).ChemicalandEngineeringNews55(25):60-61.

113. Eaton,J.S.,G.E.LikensandF.H.Bormann.1978.Theinputofgaseousandparticulatesulfurtoaforestecosystem.Tellus30:546-551.

114. Galloway,J.N.andG.E.Likens.1978.Thecollectionofprecipitationforchemicalanalysis.Tellus30:71-82.

115. Glass,N.R.,G.E.LikensandL.S.Dochinger.1978.Theecologicaleffectsof atmosphericdeposition.pp.113-119.In:EPA,ORDDecisionSeries,

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116. Gosz,J.R.,R.T.Holmes,G.E.LikensandF.H.Bormann.1978.Theflowofenergyinaforestecosystem.Sci.Amer.238(3):92-102.

117. Likens,G.E.1978.Precipitation(meteorology).pp.303-305.In:McGraw-HillYearbookofScienceandTechnology,McGraw-HillBookCo.,NewYork.

118. Likens,G.E.,F.H.Bormann,R.S.PierceandW.A.Reiners.1978.Recoveryofadeforestedecosystem.Science199(4328):492-496.

119. Likens,G.E.andO.L.Loucks.1978.AnalysisoffiveNorthAmericanlakeecosystems.III.Sources,loadingandfateofnitrogenandphosphorus.Verh.Internat.Verein.Limnol.20:568-573.

120. Makarewicz,J.C.andG.E.Likens.1978.Zooplanktonnichesandthecommunitystructurecontroversy.Science200(4340):458-463.

121. Miller,J.M.,J.N.GallowayandG.E.Likens.1978.OriginofairmassesproducingacidprecipitationatIthaca,NewYork:apreliminaryreport.Geophys.Res.Letters5(9):757-760.

122. Moeller,R.E.andG.E.Likens.1978.SestonsedimentationinMirrorLake,NewHampshire,anditsrelationshiptolong-termsedimentaccumulation.Verh.Internat.Verein.Limnol.20:525-530.

123. Richey,J.E.,R.C.Wissmar,A.H.Devol,G.E.Likens,J.S.Eaton,R.G.Wetzel,W.E.Odum,P.H.Rich,O.L.Loucks,R.T.PrentkiandN.M.Johnson.1978.Carbonfluxinfourlakeecosystems:astructuralapproach.Science202(4373):1183-1186.

124. Woodwell,G.M.,R.H.Whittaker,W.A.Reiners,G.E.Likens,C.C.DelwicheandD.B.Botkin.1978.Thebiotaandtheworldcarbonbudget.Science199(4325):141-146.

125. Bilby,R.E.andG.E.Likens.1979.Effectofhydrologicfluctuationsonthetransportoffineparticulateorganiccarboninasmallstream.Limnol.Oceanogr.24(1):69-75.

126. Bormann,F.H.andG.E.Likens.1979.Catastrophicdisturbanceandthesteadystateinnorthernhardwoodforests.Amer.Sci.67(6):660-669.


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127. Cole,J.J.andG.E.Likens.1979.Measurementsofmineralizationofphytoplanktondetritusinanoligotrophiclake.Limnol.Oceanogr.24(3):541-547.

128. Galloway,J.N.andG.E.Likens.1979.AtmosphericenhancementofmetaldepositioninAdirondacklakesediments.Limnol.Oceanogr.24(3):427-433.

129. Galloway,J.N.,B.J.Cosby,Jr.andG.E.Likens.1979.Acidprecipitation:measurement ofpHandacidity.Limnol.Oceanogr.24(6):1161-1165.

130. Likens,G.E.1979.SessionIX:Summingupandrecommendations.p.67.In:G.R.Hendrey(ed.).LimnologicalAspectsofAcidPrecipitation.Internat.WorkshopatSagamoreLakeConferenceCenter,September1978.EPA,CorvallisandBrookhavenNationalLaboratory,51074.

131. Likens,G.E.andF.H.Bormann.1979.Theroleofwatershedandairshedinlakemetabolism.pp.195-211.In:W.Rodhe,G.E.LikensandC.Serruya(eds.).LakeMetabolismandManagement.PapersEmanatingfromtheJubileeSymposiumofUppsalaUniversity,Sweden.Arch.Hydrobiol.Beih.Ergebn.Limnol.13.

132. Likens,G.E.andT.J.Butler.1979.TrendsinacidprecipitationintheeasternU.S.pp.104-108.In:M.MacCracken(coordinator),TheMultistateAtmosphericPowerProductionPollutionStudy--MAP3S.ProgressReportforFY1977andFY1978.DOE/EV-0040.

133. Likens,G.E.,R.F.Wright,J.N.GallowayandT.J.Butler.1979.Acidrain.Sci.Amer.241(4):43-51.

134. Makarewicz,J.C.andG.E.Likens.1979.StructureandfunctionofthezooplanktoncommunityofMirrorLake,NewHampshire.Ecol.Monogr.49(1):109-127.

135. Meyer,J.L.andG.E.Likens.1979.Transportandtransformationofphosphorusinaforeststreamecosystem.Ecology60(6):1255-1269.

136. Whittaker,R.H.,G.E.Likens,F.H.Bormann,J.S.EatonandT.G.Siccama.1979.TheHubbardBrookEcosystemStudy:forestnutrientcyclingandelementbehavior.Ecology60(1):203-220.

137. Woodwell,G.M.,R.H.Whittaker,W.A.Reiners,G.E.Likens,C.C.DelwicheandD.B.Botkin.1979.Replyto‘Wherehasallthecarbongone?’byC.W.Ralston.Science204:1354-1356.

138. Bilby,R.E.andG.E.Likens.1980.Importanceoforganicdebrisdamsinthestructureandfunctionofstreamecosystems.Ecology61(5):1107-1113.

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143. Jordan,M.J.andG.E.Likens.1980.Measurementofplanktonicbacterialproductioninanoligotrophiclake.Limnol.Oceanogr.25(4):721-734.

144. Last,F.T.,G.E.Likens,B.UllrichandL.Walløe.1980.Acidprecipitation--progressandproblems.ConferenceSummary.pp.10-12.In:D.DrabløsandA.Tollan(eds.).EcologicalImpactofAcidPrecipitation.Proc.ofInternat.Conf.,Sandefjord,Norway.March1980.

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148. Hall,R.J.andG.E.Likens.1981.Chemicalfluxinanacid-stressedstream.Nature292(5821):329-331.

149. Johnson,N.M.,C.T.Driscoll,J.S.Eaton,G.E.LikensandW.H.McDowell.1981.“Acidrain,”dissolvedaluminumandchemicalweatheringattheHubbardBrookExperimentalForest,NewHampshire.Geochim.Cosmoch.Acta45(9):1421-1437.

150. Leonard,R.L.,C.R.GoldmanandG.E.Likens.1981.SomemeasurementsofthepHandchemistryofprecipitationatDavisandLakeTahoe,California.WaterAirSoilPoll.15:153-167.

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154. Meyer,J.L.,G.E.LikensandJ.Sloane.1981.Phosphorus,nitrogen,andorganiccarbonfluxinaheadwaterstream.Arch.Hydrobiol.91(1):28-44.

155. Strayer,D.L.,J.J.Cole,G.E.LikensandD.Buso.1981.BiomassandannualproductionofthefreshwatermusselElliptiocomplanatainanoligotrophic,softwaterlake.FreshwaterBiol.11:435-440.

156. Cole,J.J.,G.E.LikensandD.L.Strayer.1982.Photosyntheticallyproduceddissolvedorganiccarbon:animportantcarbonsourceforplanktonicbacteria.Limnol.Oceanogr.27(6):1080-1090.

157. Driscoll,C.T.andG.E.Likens.1982.Hydrogenionbudgetofanaggradingforestedecosystem.Tellus34:283-292.

158.Galloway,J.N.,G.E.Likens,W.C.KeeneandJ.M.Miller.1982.Thecompositionofprecipitationinremoteareasoftheworld.J.Geophys.Res.87(11):8771-8786.

159. Hall,R.J.,J.M.PrattandG.E.Likens.1982.Effectsofexperimentalacidificationonmacroinvertebratedriftdiversityinamountainstream.WaterAirSoilPoll.18:273-287.

160. Likens,G.E.1982.Acidrain.TheWorldBookEncyclopedia,WorldBook.ChildcraftInternational,Inc.Chicago,Illinois.

161. Likens,G.E.1982.Meromicticlake.pp.346-348.In:McGraw-HillBookCo.,ProfessionalandReferenceBookDivision,EncyclopediaofScienceandTechnology,5thedition.

162. Likens,G.E.andR.E.Bilby.1982.Development,maintenanceandroleoforganic-debrisdamsinNewEnglandstreams.pp.122-128.In:F.J.Swanson,R.J.Janda,T.DunneandD.W.Swanston(eds.).SedimentBudgetsandRoutinginForestedDrainageBasins.USDAForestServiceGeneralTechnicalReportPNW-141.

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164. Lazrus,A.L.,P.L.Haagenson,G.L.Kok,B.J.Huebert,C.W.Kreitzberg,G.E.Likens,V.A.Mohnen,W.E.WilsonandJ.W.Winchester.1983.Acidityinairandwaterinacaseofwarmfrontalprecipitation.Atmos.Environ.17(3):581-591.

165. Likens,G.E.1983.Apriorityforecologicalresearch.Bull.Ecol.Soc.Amer.64(4):234-243.

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168. Cogbill,C.V.,G.E.LikensandT.J.Butler.1984.Uncertaintiesinhistoricalaspectsofacidprecipitation:gettingitstraight.Atmos.Environ.18(10):2261-2270.

169. Cole,J.J.,G.E.LikensandJ.E.Hobbie.1984.Decompositionofplanktonicalgaeinanoligotrophiclake.Oikos42:257-266.

170. Cole,J.J.,W.H.McDowellandG.E.Likens.1984.Sourcesandmolecularweightof“dissolved”organiccarboninanoligotrophiclake.Oikos42:1-9.

171. Galloway,J.N.,G.E.LikensandM.Hawley.1984.Acidprecipitation:naturalversusanthropogeniccomponents.Science226:829-831.

172. Hall,R.J.andG.E.Likens.1984.Effectofdischargerateonbioticandabioticchemicalfluxinanacidifiedstream.Can.J.Fish.Aquat.Sci.41(8):1132-1138.

173. Havas,M.,T.HutchinsonandG.E.Likens.1984.EffectoflowpHonsodiumregulationintwospeciesofDaphnia.Can.J.Zool.62(10):1965-1970.

174. Havas,M.,T.HutchinsonandG.E.Likens.1984.Redherringsinacidrainresearch.Environ.Sci.Technol.18(6):176A-186A.

175. Johnson,N.M.,G.E.Likens,M.C.FellerandC.T.Driscoll.1984.Technicalcommenton“Acidrainonacidsoil:anewperspective.”Science225:1424-1425.

176. Likens,G.E.1984.Acidrain:thesmokestackisthe“smokinggun.”Garden8(4):12-18.

177. Likens,G.E.1984.Beyondtheshoreline:awatershed-ecosystemapproach.Verh.Internat.Verein.Limnol.22:1-22.

178. Likens,G.E.1984.Responseto‘Maybeacidrainisn’tthevillain.’Fortune110(3):11-12.

179. Likens,G.E.1984.Wemusttakepromptactionnow.TheWallStreetJournal,28June1984,page28.

180. Likens,G.E.,F.H.Bormann,R.S.Pierce,J.S.EatonandR.E.Munn.1984.Long-termtrendsinprecipitationchemistryatHubbardBrook,NewHampshire.Atmos.Environ.18(12):2641-2647.

181. Munn,R.E.,G.E.Likens,B.Weisman,J.W.Hornbeck,C.W.MartinandF.H.Bormann.1984.Ameteorologicalanalysisoftheprecipitationchemistryeventsamplesat

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189. Havas,M.andG.E.Likens.1985.ToxicityofaluminumandhydrogenionstoDaphniacatawba,Holopediumgibberum,ChaoboruspunctipennisandChironomusanthracinusfromMirrorLake,NewHampshire.Can.J.Zool.63:1114-1119.

190. Havas,M.andG.E.Likens.1985.Changesin22NainfluxandoutfluxinDaphniamagna(Straus)asafunctionofelevatedAlconcentrationsinsoftwateratlowpH(acidicdeposition).Proc.Natl.Acad.Sci.USA82:7345-4349.

191. Havas,M.,T.HutchinsonandG.E.Likens.1985.Acidrainresearch.Environ.Sci.Technol.19(1):20,26.

192. Havas,M.,T.C.HutchinsonandG.E.Likens.1985.Commenton‘Redherringsinacidrainresearch.’[Reply].Environ.Sci.Technol.19(7):646-648.

193. Johnson,N.M.,G.E.LikensandJ.S.Eaton.1985.Stability,circulationandenergyflux inMirrorLake.pp.108-127.In:G.E.Likens(ed.).AnEcosystemApproachtoAquatic

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210. Richey,J.S.,W.H.McDowellandG.E.Likens.1985.Nitrogentransformationinasmallmountainstream.Hydrobiologia124(2):129-139.

211. Galloway,J.N.andG.E.Likens.1986.Thecompositionofprecipitationinremoteareasoftheworld.Atmos.Environ.&AcidRain(China)1(2):34-39.

212. Hornbeck,J.W.,C.W.Martin,R.S.Pierce,F.H.Bormann,G.E.LikensandJ.S.Eaton.1986.Clearcuttingnorthernhardwoods:effectsonhydrologicandnutrientionbudgets.ForestScience32(3):667-686.

213. Likens,G.E.1986.Acidrain:causes,consequencesandcorrectives.Atmos.Environ.&AcidRain(China)1(1):33-40.

214. Likens,G.E.1986.Futureofecosystemstudies.Bull.Ecol.Soc.Amer.67(3):257-258.

215. Martin,C.W.,R.S.Pierce,G.E.LikensandF.H.Bormann.1986.ClearcuttingaffectsstreamchemistryintheWhiteMountainsofNewHampshire.USDAForestServiceResearchPaperNE-579.12pp.

216. Nodvin,S.C.,C.T.DriscollandG.E.Likens.1986.TheeffectofpHonsulfateadsorptionbyaforestsoil.SoilScience142(2):69-75.

217. Nodvin,S.C.,C.T.DriscollandG.E.Likens.1986.Simplepartitioningofanionsanddissolvedorganiccarboninaforestsoil.SoilScience142(1):27-35.

218. Strayer,D.L.andG.E.Likens.1986.AnenergybudgetforthezoobenthosofMirrorLake,NewHampshire.Ecology67(2):303-313.

219. Strayer,D.L.,J.S.Glitzenstein,C.Jones,J.Kolasa,G.E.Likens,M.McDonnell,G.G.ParkerandS.T.A.Pickett.1986.Long-termecologicalstudies:anillustratedaccountoftheirdesign,operation,andimportancetoecology.OccasionalPublicationoftheInstituteofEcosystemStudies,No.2.Millbrook,NewYork.38pp.

220. Weathers,K.C.,G.E.Likens,F.H.Bormann,J.S.Eaton,W.B.Bowden,J.Andersen,D.A.Cass,J.N.Galloway,W.C.Keene,K.D.Kimball,P.HuthandD.Smiley.1986.Aregionalacidiccloud/fogwatereventintheeasternUnitedStates.Nature319:657-659.

221. Bormann,F.H.andG.E.Likens.1987.Changingperspectivesonair-pollutionstress.BioScience37(6):370.

222. Bormann,F.H.,W.B.Bowden,R.S.Pierce,S.P.Hamburg,G.K.Voigt,R.C.IngersollandG.E.Likens.1987.TheHubbardBrooksandboxexperiment.pp.215-256.In:W.R.Jordan,M.E.GilpinandJ.D.Aber(eds.).RestorationEcology.CambridgeUniversityPress.

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224. Hall,R.J.,C.T.DriscollandG.E.Likens.1987.Importanceofhydrogenionsandaluminiuminregulatingthestructureandfunctionofstreamecosystems:anexperimentaltest.FreshwaterBiol.18:17-43.

225. Hedin,L.O.,G.E.LikensandF.H.Bormann.1987.DecreaseinprecipitationacidityresultingfromdecreasedSO4

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226. Hornbeck,J.W.,C.W.Martin,R.S.Pierce,F.H.Bormann,G.E.LikensandJ.S.Eaton.1987.Thenorthernhardwoodforestecosystem:tenyearsofrecoveryfromclearcutting.USDAForestService,NortheasternForestExperimentStation,NE-RP-596.30pp.

227. Likens,G.E.1987.Acidrain:doweknowenough?p.40.In:Environment2000,NewYorkState(PlenarySession).

228. Likens,G.E.1987.Chemicalwastesinouratmosphere--anecologicalcrisis.Ind.CrisisQ.1(4):13-33.

229. Likens,G.E.1987.Concernforsustainedecologicalresearch.Environ.Conserv.17(3):271-272.

230. Likens,G.E.1987.Moreactiononacidrain.(LettertotheEditor).PoughkeepsieJournal,22April1987,page4A.

231. Likens,G.E.1987.Preface-pageV.In:S.O.RohmannandN.Lilienthal(eds.).TracingaRiver'sToxicPollution.ACaseStudyoftheHudsonRiver,PhaseII.AnINFORMReport.209pp.

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233. Likens,G.E.,W.C.Keene,J.M.MillerandJ.N.Galloway.1987.Chemistryofprecipitationfromaremote,terrestrialsiteinAustralia.J.Geophys.Res.92(D11):13,299-13,314.

234. Mayer,M.S.andG.E.Likens.1987.Theimportanceofalgaeinashadedheadwaterstreamasfoodforanabundantcaddisfly(Trichoptera).J.N.Am.Benthol.Soc.6(4):262-269.

235. Caraco,N.,J.J.Cole,G.E.Likens,M.D.MattsonandS.Nolan.1988.AveryimbalancednutrientbudgetforMirrorLake,NewHampshire,U.S.A.Verh.Internat.Verein.Limnol.23:170-175.

236. Driscoll,C.T.,N.M.Johnson,G.E.LikensandM.C.Feller.1988.Effectsofacidicdepositiononthechemistryofheadwaterstreams:acomparisonbetweenHubbardBrook,NewHampshire,andJamiesonCreek,BritishColumbia.WaterResour.Res.24(2):195-200.


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238. Likens,G.E.1988.Informationneeds--Aquatic.pp.101-119.In:J.C.White(ed.).AcidRain:TheRelationshipbetweenResourcesandReceptors.ElsevierSciencePublishingCo.,Inc.

239. Likens,G.E.1988.WaterPollution.TheWorldBookEncyclopedia21:137-138.

240. Lovett,G.M.,C.G.JonesandG.E.Likens.1988.Acidrainreport.(ResponsetoP.Abelson'sEditorial,9October1987).Science239:128.

241. McDowell,W.H.andG.E.Likens.1988.Origin,composition,andfluxofdissolvedorganiccarbonintheHubbardBrookValley.Ecol.Monogr.58(3):177-195.

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243. Weathers,K.C.,G.E.Likens,F.H.Bormann,S.H.Bicknell,B.T.Bormann,B.C.Daube,Jr.,J.S.Eaton,J.N.Galloway,W.C.Keene,K.D.Kimball,W.H.McDowell,T.G.Siccama,D.SmileyandR.Tarrant.1988.CloudwaterchemistryfromtensitesinNorthAmerica.Environ.Sci.Technol.22(8):1018-1026.

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245. Asbury,C.E.,F.A.Vertucci,M.D.MattsonandG.E.Likens.1989.AcidificationofAdirondacklakes.Environ.Sci.Technol.23(3):362-365.

246. Caraco,N.,J.J.ColeandG.E.Likens.1989.Evidenceforsulfate-controlledphosphorusreleasefromsedimentsofaquaticsystems.Nature341(6240):316-318.

247. Driscoll,C.T.,G.E.Likens,L.O.Hedin,J.S.EatonandF.H.Bormann.1989.Changesinthechemistryofsurfacewaters:25-yearresultsattheHubbardBrookExperimentalForest,NewHampshire.Environ.Sci.Technol.23(2):137-143.

248. Driscoll,C.T.,G.E.Likens,L.O.HedinandF.H.Bormann.1989.AreplytoC.W.ChenandL.E.Gomez'sLettertotheEditor,‘SurfaceWaterChemistry.’Environ.Sci.Technol.23(7):754,789.

249. Driscoll,C.T.,G.E.Likens,L.O.HedinandF.H.Bormann.1989.ReplytoP.J.Dillon,‘Changesinthechemistryofsurfacewaters.’Environ.Sci.Technol.23(9):1028.

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252. Likens,G.E.1989.Acidrainanditseffectsonsedimentsinlakesandstreams.Hydrobiologia176/177:331-348;Also,pp.331-348.In:P.G.SlyandB.T.Hart(eds.).Sediment-WaterInteractions,Proc.FourthInternat.Symposium,KluwerAcademicPublishers,Dordrecht,Belgium.

253. Likens,G.E.1989.Alarmedbydeteriorationoflakeshorelines[LettertotheEditor.]VilasCountyNews&Review,EagleRiver,Wisconsin;1November1989.

254. Likens,G.E.1989.Concludingremarks.pp.209-210.In:G.E.Likens(ed.).Long-TermStudiesinEcology.Springer-VerlagNewYorkInc.

255. Likens,G.E.1989.Evaluatingstressesontemperateforestecosystems.pp.161-198.In:G.B.Marini-Bettolo(ed.).AStudyWeekon:AModernApproachtotheProtectionoftheEnvironment.[PontificalAcademyofSciences,TheVatican.2-7November1989.]PontificiaeAcademiaeScientiarvmScriptaVaria75.

256. Likens,G.E.1989.Someaspectsofairpollutiononterrestrialecosystemsandprospectsforthefuture.Ambio18(3):172-178.

257. Likens,G.E.1989.LettertotheEditorinresponsetoC.V.Runyon's,‘Doestheacidrainhypothesisholdwater?’TheScienceTeacher,November,pp.10,12.

258. Mitchell,M.J.,C.T.Driscoll,R.D.Fuller,M.B.DavidandG.E.Likens.1989.Effectofwhole-treeharvestingonthesulfurdynamicsofaforestsoil.SoilSci.Soc.Am.J.53(3):933-940.

259. Vertucci,F.A.andG.E.Likens.1989.SpectralreflectanceandwaterqualityofAdirondackMountainregionlakes.Limnol.Oceanogr.34(8):1660-1676.

260. Winter,T.C.,J.S.EatonandG.E.Likens.1989.EvaluationofinflowtoMirrorLake,NewHampshire.WaterResour.Bull.25(5):991-1008.

261. Asbury,C.E.,M.D.Mattson,F.A.VertucciandG.E.Likens.1990.ReplytoJ.R.KramerandR.C.MetcalfandR.W.Gerlach[LettertotheEditor],‘AcidificationtoAdirondacklakes.’Environ.Sci.Technol.24(3):387-390.

262. Caraco,N.,J.ColeandG.E.Likens.1990.Acomparisonofphosphorusimmobilizationinsedimentsoffreshwaterandcoastalmarinesystems.Biogeochemistry9:277-290.

263. Caraco,N.F.,J.J.Cole,G.E.LikensandS.Nolan.1990.Atmosphericinputsofphosphorustoanoligotrophiclake.pp.361-369.In:I.G.Poppoff,C.R.Goldman,L.S.LoebandL.B.Leopold(eds.).InternationalMountainWatershedSymposium:SubalpineProcessesandWaterQuality.LakeTahoe,June1988.


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265. Driscoll,C.T.,C.E.Johnson,T.G.SiccamaandG.E.Likens.1990.BiogeochemistryoftracemetalsattheHubbardBrookExperimentalForest,N.H.pp.637-648.In:Proc.of1990EPA/A+WMAInternat.Symposium:MeasurementofToxicsandRelatedAirPollutants.AirandWasteManagementAssociation.Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania.

266. Giblin,A.E.,G.E.Likens,D.WhiteandR.W.Howarth.1990.SulfurstorageandalkalinitygenerationinNewEnglandlakesediments.Limnol.Oceanogr.35(4):852-869.

267. Hedin,L.O.,L.Granat,G.E.LikensandH.Rodhe.1990.StrongsimilaritiesinseasonalconcentrationratiosofSO4

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268. Hedin,L.O.,G.E.Likens,K.M.PostekandC.T.Driscoll.1990.Afieldexperimenttotestwhetherorganicacidsbufferaciddeposition.Nature345:798-800.

269. Likens,G.E.1990.InsightsfromHubbardBrook:Importanceoflong-termdata.pp.3-24.In:I.G.Poppoff,C.R.Goldman,S.L.LoebandL.B.Leopold(eds.).InternationalMountainWatershedSymposium:SubalpineProcessesandWaterQuality.LakeTahoe,June1988.

270. Likens,G.E.,L.O.HedinandT.J.Butler.1990.Somelong-termprecipitationchemistrypatternsattheHubbardBrookExperimentalForest:extremesandaverages.Verh.Internat.Verein.Limnol.24(1):128-135.

271. Likens,G.E.,F.H.Bormann,L.O.Hedin,C.T.DriscollandJ.S.Eaton.1990.Drydepositionofsulfur:a23-yrrecordfortheHubbardBrookForestEcosystem.Tellus42B:319-329.

272. Mattson,M.D.andG.E.Likens.1990.Airpressureandmethanefluxes.Nature347(6295):718-719.

273. Pierce,R.S.,F.H.BormannandG.E.Likens.1990.Theecosystemapproachtoforesthydrologicalresearch.pp.92-98.In:P.F.FfolliottandD.P.Guertin(eds.).Proc.ofaWorkshop,ForestHydrologicalResourcesinChina.AnAnalyticalAssessment.U.S.ManandtheBiosphereProgram.Harbin,China;August1987.

274. Westman,W.E.,R.K.PeetandG.E.Likens.1990.ABiographicalMemoir:RobertH.Whittaker1920-1980.BiographicalMemoirs59:424-444.

275. Butler,T.J.andG.E.Likens.1991.TheimpactofchangingregionalemissionsonprecipitationchemistryintheeasternUnitedStates.Atmos.Environ.25A(2):305-315.

276. Caraco,N.F.,J.J.ColeandG.E.Likens.1991.Across-systemstudyofphosphorusreleasefromlakesediments.pp.241-258.In:J.J.Cole,G.M.LovettandS.E.G.Findlay(eds.).ComparativeAnalysisofEcosystems:Patterns,Mechanisms,andTheories.


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278. Giblin,A.E.,G.E.LikensandR.W.Howarth.1991.ReplytoR.Stauffer[LettertotheEditor],‘SulfurstorageandalkalinitygenerationinNewEnglandlakesediments.’Limnol.Oceanogr.36(6):1265-1271.

279. Likens,G.E.1991.Human-acceleratedenvironmentalchange.BioScience41(3):130.

280. Likens,G.E.1991.Someconsequencesoflong-termhumanimpactsonecosystems.RevistaChilenadeHistoriaNatural64(3):597-614.

281. Likens,G.E.1991.Toxicwinds:whoseresponsibility?pp.136-152.In:F.H.BormannandS.R.Kellert(eds.).Ecology,Economics,Ethics:TheBrokenCircle.YaleUniversityPress.

282. Basnet,K.,G.E.Likens,F.N.ScatenaandA.E.Lugo.1992.HurricaneHugo:damagetoatropicalrainforestinPuertoRico.J.TropicalEcology8(1):47-56.

283. Caraco,N.F.,J.J.ColeandG.E.Likens.1992.Newandrecycledprimaryproductioninanoligotrophiclake:insightsforsummerphosphorusdynamics.Limnol.Oceanogr.37(3):590-602.

284. Driscoll,C.T.,C.E.JohnsonandG.E.Likens.1992.PatternsinthebiogeochemistryattheHubbardBrookExperimentalForest,NewHampshire,USA.pp.244-255.In:A.Teller,P.MathyandJ.N.R.Jeffers(eds.).ResponsesofForesttoEnvironmentalChanges.CommissionofEuropeanCommunities.ElsevierAppliedScience,LondonandNewYork.

285. Giblin,A.E.,G.E.LikensandR.W.Howarth.1992.Theimportanceofreducedinorganicsulfurtothesulfurcycleoflakes.In:E.T.Degens,S.Kempe,A.LeinandY.Sorokin(eds.).InteractionsofBiogeochemicalCyclesinAqueousEcosystems.Proc.SCOPE/UNEPWorkshopatListvyanka/Irkutsk,USSR.September1988.

286. Hultberg,H.andG.E.Likens.1992.SulphurdepositiontoforestedcatchmentsinnorthernEuropeandNorthAmerica--large-scalevariationsandlong-termdynamics.pp.1343-1365.In:S.E.SchwartzandW.G.N.Slinn(coordinators).FifthInternat.Conf.onPrecipitationScavengingandAtmosphere-SurfaceExchange.Vol.3--TheSummersVolume:ApplicationsandAppraisals.HemispherePublishingCorp.

287. Likens,G.E.1992.CleanAirActdidnotstopacidrain.In:EarthSummitTimes.

288. Likens,G.E.1992.Meromicticlake.pp.649-651.In:McGraw-HillEncyclopediaofScienceandTechnol.,7thedition.Vol.10.McGraw-HillPublishingCo.

289. Likens,G.E.1992.Someapplicationsontheecosystemapproachtoenvironmentalproblemsandresourcemanagement.pp.16-30.In:A.Teller,P.MathyandJ.N.R.Jeffers(eds.).ResponsesofForestEcosystemstoEnvironmentalChanges.Commission


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290. Lovett,G.M.,G.E.LikensandS.S.Nolan.1992.DrydepositionofsulfurtotheHubbardBrookExperimentalForest:apreliminarycomparisonofmethods.pp.1391-1401.In:S.E.SchwartzandW.G.N.Slinn(coordinators).FifthInternat.ConferenceonPrecipitationScavengingandAtmosphere-SurfaceExchange.Vol.3--TheSummersVolume:ApplicationsandAppraisals.HemispherePub.Corp.

291. Weathers,K.C.,G.M.LovettandG.E.Likens.1992.Theinfluenceofaforestedgeonclouddeposition.pp.1415-1423.In:S.E.SchwartzandW.G.N.Slinn(coordinators).FifthInternat.ConferenceonPrecipitationScavengingandAtmosphere-SurfaceExchange.Vol.3--TheSummersVolume:ApplicationsandAppraisals.HemispherePublishingCorp.

292. Basnet,K.,F.N.Scatena,G.E.LikensandA.E.Lugo.1993.Ecologicalconsequencesofrootgraftingintabonuco(DacryodesexcelseaVahl)treesintheLuquilloExperimentalForest,PuertoRico.Biotropica25:28-35.

293. Bukaveckas,P.,G.E.Likens,D.C.BusoandT.C.Winter.1993.HydrologiccontrolsofchemicalfluxratesintheMirrorLakewatershed.Verh.Internat.Verein.Limnol.25(1):419-422.

294. Caraco,N.F.,J.J.ColeandG.E.Likens.1993.Sulfatecontrolofphosphorusavailabilityinlakes:atestandre-evaluationofHaslerandEinsele'sModel.Hydrobiologia253:275-280.

295. Likens,G.E.andP.M.Groffman.1993.Integratedregionalmodels[workshopreview].Bull.Ecol.Soc.Amer.74(3):226-228.

296. Mattson,M.D.andG.E.Likens.1993.Redoxreactionsoforganicmatterdecompositioninasoftwaterlake.Biogeochemistry19:149-172.

297. Harriman,R.,G.E.Likens,H.HultbergandC.Neal.1994.InfluenceofManagementPracticesinCatchmentsonFreshwaterAcidification:AfforestationintheUnitedKingdomandNorthAmerica.pp.83-101.In:C.E.W.SteinbergandR.F.Wright(eds.).AcidificationofFreshwaterEcosystems:ImplicationsfortheFuture.DahlemKonferenzen,Berlin,Germany.JohnWiley&SonsLtd.

298. Hedin,L.O.,L.Granat,G.E.Likens,T.A.Buishand,J.N.Galloway,T.J.ButlerandH.Rodhe.1994.SteepdeclinesinatmosphericbasecationsinregionsofEuropeandNorthAmerica.Nature367:351-354.

299. Likens,G.E.1994.Human-AcceleratedEnvironmentalChange--AnEcologist'sView.1994AustraliaPrizeWinnerPresentation.MurdochUniversity,Perth,Australia.16pp.

300. Likens,G.E.1994.Pioneeringtheecosystemapproach.LimnologyNews[Winter1994]7:1-3.

301. Likens,G.E.1994.Watersheds.pp.812-813.In:R.A.EblenandW.R.Eblen(eds.).


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303. Siccama,T.G.,S.P.Hamburg,M.A.Arthur,R.D.Yanai,F.H.BormannandG.E.Likens.1994.CorrectionstotheallometricequationsandplanttissuechemistryfortheHubbardBrookExperimentalForest.Ecology75(1):246-248.

304. Butler,T.J.andG.E.Likens.1995.Adirectcomparisonofthroughfallplusstemflow,andestimatesofdryandtotaldepositionforsulfurandnitrogen.Atmos.Environ.29(11):1253-1266.

305. Christ,M.,Y.Zhang,G.E.LikensandC.T.Driscoll.1995.Nitrogenretentioncapacityofanorthernhardwoodforestsoilunderammoniumsulfateadditions.Ecol.Appl.5(3):802-812.

306. Johnson,C.E.,T.G.Siccama,C.T.Driscoll,G.E.LikensandR.E.Moeller.1995.Changesinleadbiogeochemistryinresponsetodecreasingatmosphericinputs.Ecol.Appl.5(3):813-822.

307. Likens,G.E.1995.Environmentalissuesinthe1990s.AustralianAcademyofTechnologicalSciencesandEngineering-ATSFocus85:2-3.

308. Likens,G.E.1995.Sustainedecologicalresearchandtheprotectionofecosystems.pp.13-21.In:T.B.Herman,S.Bondrup-Nielsen,J.H.M.WillisonandN.W.P.Munro(eds.).EcosystemMonitoringandProtectedAreas.Proc.InternationalConferenceonScienceandtheManagementofProtectedAreas.Wolfville,NovaScotia,Canada.

309. Likens,G.E.1995.Waterpollution[revisedandreprinted].pp.137-139.In:TheWorldBookEncyclopedia,WorldBookPublishing,Vol.21.

310. Mattson,M.D.andG.E.Likens.1995.Commenton‘Recenttrendsintheacid-basestatusofsurfacewatersinMaine,USA--Kahletal.1993’.WaterAirSoilPoll.83:97-99.

311. Ochs,C.A.,J.J.ColeandG.E.Likens.1995.Populationdynamicsofbacterioplanktoninanoligotrophiclake.J.PlanktonRes.17(2):365-391.

312. Pardo,L.H.,C.T.DriscollandG.E.Likens.1995.Patternsofnitratelossfromachronosequenceofclear-cutwatersheds.J.WaterAirSoilPoll.85:1659-1664.

313. Weathers,K.C.,G.M.LovettandG.E.Likens.1995.Clouddepositiontoaspruceforestedge.Atmos.Environ.29(6):665-672.

314. Galloway,J.N.,W.C.KeeneandG.E.Likens.1996.Processescontrollingthecompositionofprecipitationataremotesouthernhemisphericlocation:TorresdelPaineNationalPark,Chile.J.Geophys.Res.101(D3):6883-6897.

315. Hedin,L.O.andG.E.Likens.1996.Atmosphericdustandacidrain.Sci.Amer.


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316. Holmes,R.T.andG.E.Likens.1996.AchecklistoforganismsoftheHubbardBrookwatershed-ecosystems,includingMirrorLake.SecondEdition.March1996.56pp.

317. Likens,G.E.1996.Airpollutionandforesthealth.Environ.Review3(8):1-6.

318. Likens,G.E.,C.T.DriscollandD.C.Buso.1996.Long-termeffectsofacidrain:responseandrecoveryofaforestecosystem.Science272:244-246.

319. Likens,G.E.,C.T.DriscollandD.C.Buso.1996.Acidrainrevisited?Science273:293-295.

320. Mitchell,M.J.,C.T.Driscoll,J.S.Kahl,G.E.Likens,P.S.MurdochandL.H.Pardo.1996.ClimaticcontrolofnitratelossfromforestedwatershedsintheNortheastUnitedStates.Environ.Sci.Technol.30(8):2609-2612.

321. Romanowicz,R.B.,C.T.Driscoll,T.J.Fahey,C.E.Johnson,G.E.LikensandT.G.Siccama.1996.Changesinthebiogeochemistryofpotassiumfollowingawhole-treeharvest.SoilSci.Soc.Amer.J.60:1664-1674.

322. Berger,T.W.,S.L.TartowskiandG.E.Likens.1997.Trifluoroacetateretentioninanorthernhardwoodforestsoil.Environ.Sci.Technol.31(7):1916-1921.

323. Findlay,S.,G.E.Likens,L.Hedin,S.G.FisherandW.H.McDowell.1997.OrganicmatterdynamicsinBearBrook,HubbardBrookExperimentalForest,NewHampshire,USA.J.NorthAmer.Benthol.Soc.16(1):43-46.

324. Likens,G.E.1997.Accessroadsendangerecosystems.[LettertotheEditor].MillbrookRoundTable,December11,1997.p.A13.

325. Likens,G.E.,S.L.Tartowski,T.W.Berger,D.G.Richey,C.T.Driscoll,H.G.FrankandA.Klein.1997.Transportandfateoftrifluoroacetateinuplandforestandwetlandecosystems.Proc.Natl.Acad.Sci.USA94:4499-4503.

326. Ostfeld,R.S.,S.T.A.Pickett,M.ShachakandG.E.Likens.1997.Definingthescientificissues.pp.3-10.In:S.T.A.Pickett,R.S.Ostfeld,M.ShachakandG.E.Likens(eds.).TheEcologicalBasisofConservation:Heterogeneity,Ecosystems,andBiodiversity.Chapman&Hall,NewYork.

327. Ostfeld,R.S.,S.T.A.Pickett,M.ShachakandG.E.Likens.1997.Themes[inBiodiversityanditsEcologicalLinkages].pp.123-124.In:S.T.A.Pickett,R.S.Ostfeld,M.ShachakandG.E.Likens(eds.).TheEcologicalBasisofConservation:Heterogeneity,Ecosystems,andBiodiversity.Chapman&Hall,NewYork.

328. Ostfeld,R.S.,S.T.A.Pickett,M.ShachakandG.E.Likens.1997.Themes[inTowardaNewConservationTheory].p.201.In:S.T.A.Pickett,R.S.Ostfeld,M.ShachakandG.E.Likens(eds.).TheEcologicalBasisofConservation:Heterogeneity,Ecosystems,andBiodiversity.Chapman&Hall,NewYork.


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330. Pickett,S.T.A.,R.S.Ostfeld,M.ShachakandG.E.Likens.1997.Themes[inFoundationsforaComprehensiveConservationTheory].ApplicationofConservationEcology].pp.81-82.In:S.T.A.Pickett,R.S.Ostfeld,M.ShachakandG.E.Likens(eds.).TheEcologicalBasisofConservation:Heterogeneity,Ecosystems,andBiodiversity.Chapman&Hall,NewYork.

331. Pickett,S.T.A.,R.S.Ostfeld,M.ShachakandG.E.Likens.1997.Themes[inSynthesisandaForwardLook].pp.361-362.In:S.T.A.Pickett,R.S.Ostfeld,M.ShachakandG.E.Likens(eds.).TheEcologicalBasisofConservation:Heterogeneity,Ecosystems,andBiodiversity.Chapman&Hall,NewYork.

332. Pickett,S.T.A.,M.Shachak,R.S.OstfeldandG.E.Likens.1997.Towardacomprehensiveconservationtheory.pp.384-399.In:S.T.A.Pickett,R.S.Ostfeld,M.ShachakandG.E.Likens(eds.).TheEcologicalBasisofConservation:Heterogeneity,Ecosystems,andBiodiversity.Chapman&Hall,NewYork.

333. Richey,D.G.,C.T.DriscollandG.E.Likens.1997.Soilretentionoftrifluoroacetate.Environ.Sci.Technol.31(6):1723-1727.

334. Richey,D.G.,C.T.DriscollandG.E.Likens.1997.SoilretentionofTFAinLTERsoil.NetworkNews,U.S.LTERNewsletter20:10-11.

335. Vitousek,P.M.,J.D.Aber,R.W.Howarth,G.E.Likens,P.A.Matson,D.W.Schindler,W.H.SchlesingerandG.D.Tilman.1997.Humanalterationoftheglobalnitrogencycle:causesandconsequences.IssuesEcol.1:1-15.

336. Vitousek,P.M.,J.D.Aber,R.W.Howarth,G.E.Likens,P.A.Matson,D.W.Schindler, W.H.SchlesingerandD.G.Tilman.1997.Humanalterationoftheglobalnitrogen

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337. Weathers,K.C.andG.E.Likens.1997.CloudsinsouthernChile:animportantsourceofnitrogen-to-nitrogen-limitedecosystems?Environ.Sci.Technol.31(1):210-213.

338. Bukaveckas,P.A.,G.E.Likens,T.C.WinterandD.C.Buso.1998.Acomparisonofmethodsforderivingsolutefluxratesusinglong-termdatafromstreamsintheMirrorLakewatershed.WaterAirSoilPoll.105:277-293.

339. Butler,T.J.andG.E.Likens.1998.WeeklyanddailyprecipitationchemistrynetworkcomparisonsintheeasternU.S.:NADP/NTNvs.MAP3S/AIRMoN.Atmos.Environ.32(21):3749-3765.

340. Driscoll,C.T.,G.E.LikensandM.R.Church.1998.RecoveryofsurfacewatersinthenortheasternU.S.fromdecreasesinatmosphericdepositionofsulfur.WaterAirSoilPoll.105:319-329.


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342. Likens,G.E.andK.FallonLambert.1998.Theimportanceoflong-termdatainaddressingregionalenvironmentalissues.NortheasternNat.5(2):127-136.

343. Likens,G.E.,C.T.Driscoll,D.C.Buso,T.G.Siccama,C.E.Johnson,G.M.Lovett,T.J.Fahey,W.A.Reiners,D.F.Ryan,C.W.MartinandS.W.Bailey.1998.ThebiogeochemistryofcalciumatHubbardBrook.Biogeochemistry41(2):89-173.

344. Likens,G.E.,K.C.Weathers,T.J.ButlerandD.C.Buso.1998.Solvingtheacidrainproblem.Science282(5396):1991-1992.

345. Weathers,K.C.andG.E.Likens.1998.Acidrain.pp.1549-1561.In:W.N.Rom(ed.).EnvironmentalandOccupationalMedicine,3rdedition.Lippincott-RavenPubl.,Philadelphia.

346. Weathers,K.C.,G.M.Lovett,G.E.LikensandN.Caraco.1998.CloudwaterinsouthernChile:Whencecomethenutrients?pp.313-315.In:R.S.SchemenauerandJ.Bridgman(eds.).FirstInternationalConferenceonFogandFogCollection.IDRC,Ottawa,Canada.

347. Zhang,Y.,M.J.Mitchell,M.Christ,H.R.KrouseandG.E.Likens.1998.StablesulfurisotopesinbiogeochemistryatHubbardBrookExperimentalForest,New

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348. Alewell,C.,M.J.Mitchell,G.E.LikensandH.R.Krouse.1999.SourcesofstreamsulfateattheHubbardBrookExperimentalForest:Long-termanalysesusingstableisotopes.Biogeochemistry44:281-299.

349. Berger,T.W.andG.E.Likens.1999.Effectsofacidanionadditions(trifluoroacetateandbromide)onsoilsolutionchemistryofanorthernhardwoodforestsoil.Water,AirandSoilPollution116:479-499.

350. Christ,M.J.,C.T.DriscollandG.E.Likens.1999.Watershed-andplot-scaletestsofthemobileanionconcept.Biogeochemistry47(3):335-353.

351. Holmes,R.T.andG.E.Likens.1999.OrganismsofHubbardBrookValley,NewHampshire.USDAForestService,NortheasternResearchStation,GeneralTech.ReportNE-257.32pp.

352. Joyce,L.A.,J.J.Landsberg,M.StaffordSmith,J.Ben-Asher,J.R.CavazosDoria,K.Lajtha,G.E.Likens,A.PerevolotskyandU.Safriel.1999.Ecosystem-levelconsequencesofmanagementoptions.pp.97-116.In:T.W.HoekstraandM.Shachak(eds.).AridLandsManagement--TowardEcologicalSustainability.Univ.IllinoisPress,UrbanaandChicago.


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354. Likens,G.E.1999.Thescienceofnature,thenatureofscience:long-termecologicalstudiesatHubbardBrook.Proc.Am.Philos.Soc.143(4):558-572.

355. Rosenberry,D.O.,P.A.Bukaveckas,D.C.Buso,G.E.Likens,A.M.ShapiroandT.C.Winter.1999.MovementofroadsalttoasmallNewHampshirelake.Water,Air,andSoilPollut.109:179-206.

356. Steinhart,G.S.,G.E.LikensandD.Soto.1999.NutrientlimitationinLagoChaiquenes(ParqueNacionalAlerceAndino,Chile):Evidencefromnutrientenrichmentexperimentsandphysiologicalassays.RevistaChilenadeHistoriaNatural72(4):559-568.

357. Zhang,Y.,M.J.Mitchell,C.T.DriscollandG.E.Likens.1999.Changesinsoilsulfurconstituentsinaforestedwatershedeightyearsafterwhole-treeharvesting.Can.J.ForestRes.29:356-364.

358. Alewell,C.,M.J.Mitchell,G.E.LikensandH.R.Krouse.2000.Assessingtheoriginofsulfate-depositionattheHubbardBrookExperimentalForest.TheJournalofEnvironmentalQuality29(3):759-767.

359. Buso,D.C.,G.E.LikensandJ.S.Eaton.2000.Chemistryofprecipitation,streamwater andlakewaterfromtheHubbardBrookEcosystemStudy:arecordofsampling

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360. Campbell,J.L.,J.W.Hornbeck,W.H.McDowell,D.C.Buso,J.B.ShanleyandG.E.Likens.2000.Dissolvedorganicnitrogenbudgetsforupland,forestedecosystemsinNewEngland.Biogeochemistry49:123-142.

361. Hall,R.O.,Jr.andG.E.Likens.2000.EcologicalimplicationsofhighdischargevariabilityinstreamsoftheHubbardBrookExperimentalForest.Verh.Internat.Verein.Limnol.27:2353-2358.

362. Johnson,C.E.,C.T.Driscoll,T.G.SiccamaandG.E.Likens.2000.Elementfluxesandlandscapepositioninanorthernhardwoodforestwatershedecosystem.Ecosystems3:159-184.

363. Larison,J.R.,G.E.Likens,J.W.FitzpatrickandJ.G.Crock.2000.CadmiumtoxicityamongwildlifeintheColoradoRockyMountains.Nature406:181-183.

364. Lewis,G.P.andG.E.Likens.2000.LowstreamnitrateconcentrationsassociatedwithoakforestsontheAlleghenyHighPlateauofPennsylvania.WaterResour.Res.36(10):3091-3094.

365. Likens,G.E.2000.Earthresurgent.YaleAlumniMagazineLetters64(1):12-13.


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367. Martin,C.W.,G.E.LikensandD.C.Buso.2000.Comparisonoflong-termprecipitationchemistrymeasurementsattheHubbardBrookExperimentalForest,NewHampshire.WaterAirSoilPoll.120(3-4):359-379.

368. Martin,C.W.,J.W.Hornbeck,G.E.LikensandD.C.Buso.2000.Impactsofintensiveharvestingonhydrologyandnutrientdynamicsofnorthernhardwoodforests.Can.J.ForestRes.57(Suppl.2):19-29.

369. Steinhart,G.S.,G.E.LikensandP.M.Groffman.2000.Denitrificationinstreamsedimentsinfivenortheastern(USA)streams.Verh.Internat.Verein.Limnol.27(3):1331-1336.

370. Weathers,K.C.,G.M.Lovett,G.E.LikensandN.M.Caraco.2000.CloudwaterinputsofnitrogentoforestecosystemsinsouthernChile:forms,fluxesandsources.Ecosystems3:590-595.

371. Weathers,K.C.,G.M.Lovett,G.E.LikensandR.Lathrop.2000.TheeffectoflandscapefeaturesondepositiontotheHunterMountain,CatskillMountains,NewYork.Ecol.Appl.10(2):528-540.

372. Berger,T.W.,C.Eagar,G.E.LikensandG.Stingeder.2001.Effectsofcalciumandaluminumchlorideadditionsonfoliarandthroughfallchemistryinsugarmaples.For.Ecol.Manage.149:75-90.

373. Butler,T.J.,G.E.LikensandB.J.B.Stunder.2001.Regional-scaleimpactsofPhaseIoftheCleanAirActAmendmentsintheUSA:therelationbetweenemissionsandconcentrations,bothwetanddry.Atmos.Environ.35(6):1015-1028.

374. Driscoll,C.T.,G.B.Lawrence,A.J.Bulger,T.J.Butler,C.S.Cronan,C.Eagar,K.FallonLambert,G.E.Likens,J.L.StoddardandK.C.Weathers.2001.AcidRainRevisited:advancesinscientificunderstandingsincethepassageofthe1970and1990CleanAirActAmendments.HubbardBrookResearchFoundation.ScienceLinksPublication.Vol.1,No.1.pp.1-20.

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376. Gbondo-Tugbawa,S.S.,C.T.Driscoll,J.D.AberandG.E.Likens.2001.Evaluationofanintegratedbiogeochemicalmodel(PnET-BGC)atanorthernhardwoodforestecosystem.WaterResour.Res.37(4):1057-1070.

377. Hall,R.O.,Jr.,G.E.LikensandH.M.Malcom.2001.TrophicbasisofinvertebrateproductionintwostreamsattheHubbardBrookExperimentalForest.J.N.Amer.Benthol.Soc.29(3):432-447.


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384. Likens,G.E.,T.J.ButlerandD.C.Buso.2001.Long-andshort-termchangesinsulfatedeposition:Effectsofthe1990CleanAirActAmendments.Biogeochemistry52(1):1-11.

385. Mitchell,M.J.,B.Mayer,S.W.Bailey,J.W.Hornbeck,C.Alewell,C.T.DriscollandG.E.Likens.2001.UseofstableisotoperatiosforevaluatingsulfursourcesandlossesattheHubbardBrookExperimentalForest.WaterAirSoilPoll.130:75-86.

386. Scott,N.S.,G.E.Likens,J.S.EatonandT.G.Siccama.2001.Lossoftracemetalsfollowingwhole-treeharvestofanortheasterndeciduousforest.Biogeochemistry54:197-217.

387. Aber,J.D.,S.V.Ollinger,C.T.Driscoll,G.E.Likens,R.T.Holmes,R.J.FreuderandC.L.Goodale.2002.Inorganicnitrogenlossesfromaforestedecosysteminresponsetophysical,chemical,biotic,andclimaticperturbations.Ecosystems5(7):648-658.

388.Barrett,G.W.andG.E.Likens.2002.EugeneP.Odum:pioneerofecosystemecology.BioScience52(11):1047-1048.

389. Bernhardt,E.S.andG.E.Likens.2002.Dissolvedorganiccarbonenrichmentaltersnitrogendynamicsinaforeststream.Ecology83(6):1689-1700.

390. Bernhardt,E.S.,R.O.Hall,Jr.andG.E.Likens.2002.Whole-systemestimatesofnitrificationandnitrateuptakeinstreamsoftheHubbardBrookExperimentalForest.Ecosystems5(5):419-430.

391. Blum,J.D.,A.Klaue,C.A.Nezat,C.T.Driscoll,C.E.Johnson,T.G.Siccama,C.Eagar,T.J.FaheyandG.E.Likens.2002.Mycorrhizalweatheringofapatiteasanimportantcalciumsourceinbase-poorforestecosystems.Nature417:729-731.


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393. Driscoll,C.T.,G.B.Lawrence,A.J.Bulger,T.J.Butler,C.S.Cronan,C.Eagar,K.F.Lambert,G.E.Likens,J.L.StoddardandK.C.Weathers.2002.ResponsetoW.E.Sharpe’s“AciddepositionexplainssugarmapledeclineintheEast”.BioScience52(1):5-6.

394. Gbondo-Tugbawa,S.S.,C.T.Driscoll,M.J.Mitchell,J.D.AberandG.E.Likens.2002.AmodeltosimulatetheresponseofanorthernhardwoodforestecosystemtochangesinSdeposition.Ecol.Appl.12(1):8-23.

395. Gilliland,A.B.,T.J.ButlerandG.E.Likens.2002.Monthlyandannualbiasinweekly(NADP/NTN)versusdaily(AIRMoN)precipitationchemistrydataintheEasternUSA.Atmos.Environ.36:5197-5206.(nominatedbyNOAADirectorforNOAAOAR“outstandingpaperaward”,2005)

396. Hall,R.O.,Jr.,E.S.BernhardtandG.E.Likens.2002.Relatingnutrientuptakewithtransientstorageinforestedmountainstreams.Limnol.Oceanogr.47(1):255-265.

397. Kelly,V.R.,G.M.Lovett,K.C.WeathersandG.E.Likens.2002.TrendsinatmosphericconcentrationanddepositioncomparedtoregionalandlocalpollutantemissionsataruralsiteinsoutheasternNewYork,USA.Atmos.Environ.36:1569-1575.

398. Kobe,R.K.,G.E.LikensandC.Eagar.2002.Treeseedlinggrowthandmortalityresponsestomanipulationsofcalciumandaluminuminanorthernhardwoodforest.Can.J.ForestRes.32:954-966.

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403.Likens,G.E.,D.C.BusoandJ.W.Hornbeck.2002.VariationinchemistryofstreamwaterandbulkdepositionacrosstheHubbardBrookValley,NewHampshire,USA.Verh.Internat.Verein.Limnol.28(1):402-409.

404.Likens,G.E.,C.T.Driscoll,D.C.Buso,M.J.Mitchell,G.M.Lovett,S.W.Bailey,T.G.Siccama,W.A.ReinersandC.Alewell.2002.ThebiogeochemistryofsulfuratHubbardBrook.Biogeochemistry60(3):235-316.

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406. Marino,R.,F.Chan,R.W.Howarth,M.PaceandG.E.Likens.2002.Ecologicalandbiogeochemicalinteractionsconstrainplanktonicnitrogenfixationinestuaries.Ecosystems5(7):719-724.

407. Stearns,F.W.andG.E.Likens.2002.OnehundredyearsofrecoveryofapineforestinnorthernWisconsin.Amer.Midl.Natur.148(1):2-19.

408. Steinhart,G.S.,G.E.LikensandD.Soto.2002.PhysiologicalindicatorsofnutrientdeficiencyinphytoplanktoninsouthernChileanlakes.Hydrobiologia489:21-27.

409. Stelzer,R.S.,G.E.Likens,D.C.BusoandJ.H.McCutchan.2002.SeasonalvariationofphosphorusinprecipitationatHubbardBrookExperimentalForest.Verh.Internat.Verein.Limnol.28:1211-1215.

410. Bailey,S.W.,D.C.BusoandG.E.Likens.2003.Implicationsofsodiummassbalanceforinterpretingthecalciumcycleofaforestedecosystem.Ecology84(2):471-484.

411. Bernhardt,E.S.,G.E.Likens,D.C.BusoandC.T.Driscoll.2003.In-streamuptakedampenseffectsofmajorforestdisturbanceonwatershednitrogenexport.Proc.Nat.Acad.Sci.USA100(18):10304-10308.

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413. Caraco,N.F.,J.J.Cole,G.E.Likens,G.M.LovettandK.C.Weathers.2003.VariationinNO3exportfromflowingwatersofvastlydifferentsizes:doesonemodelfitall?Ecosystems6(4):344-352.

414.Fitzhugh,R.D.,G.E.Likens,C.T.Driscoll,M.J.Mitchell,P.M.Groffman,T.J.FaheyandJ.P.Hardy.2003.RoleofsoilfreezingeventsininterannualpatternsofstreamchemistryattheHubbardBrookExperimentalForest,NewHampshire.Environ.Sci.Tech.37:1575-1580.

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419.Stelzer,R.S.,J.HeffernanandG.E.Likens.2003.Theinfluenceofdissolvednutrientsandparticulateorganicmatterqualityonmicrobialrespirationandbiomassinaforeststream.FreshwaterBiol.48:1925-1937.

420.Winter,T.C.,D.C.Buso,D.O.Rosenberry,G.E.Likens,A.M.Sturrock,Jr.andD.P.Mau.2003.Evaporationdeterminedbytheenergy-budgetmethodforMirrorLake,NewHampshire.Limnol.Oceanogr.48(3):995-1009.

421.Bernhardt,E.S.andG.E.Likens.2004.Controlsonperiphytonbiomassinheterotrophicstreams.FreshwaterBiol.49:14-27.

422.Campbell,J.L.,J.W.Hornbeck,M.J.Mitchell,M.B.Adams,M.S.Castro,C.T.Driscoll,J.S.Kahl,J.N.Kochenderfer,G.E.Likens,J.A.Lynch,P.S.Murdoch,S.J.NelsonandJ.B.Shanley.2004.Input-outputbudgetsofinorganicnitrogenfor24forestwatershedsintheNortheasternUnitedStates:areview.WaterAirSoilPoll.151:373-396.

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425. Groffman,P.M.,C.T.Driscoll,G.E.Likens,T.J.Fahey,R.T.Holmes,C.EagarandJ.D.Aber.2004.Norgloomofnight:anewconceptualmodelfortheHubbardBrookEcosystemStudy.BioScience54(2):139-148.

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427.Likens,G.E.2004.Meromicticlakes.McGraw-HillEncyclopedia.

428.Likens,G.E.2004.Perilsofathirstycity.Editorial,HeraldSun,9April2004.

429.Likens,G.E.2004.Someperspectivesonlong-termbiogeochemicalresearchfromtheHubbardBrookEcosystemStudy.Ecology85(9):2355-2362.

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432. Macneale,K.H.,B.L.PeckarskyandG.E.Likens.2004.Contradictoryresultsfromdifferentmethodsformeasuringdirectionofinsectflight.FreshwaterBiol.49:1260-1268.

433.Peters,S.C.,J.D.Blum,C.T.DriscollandG.E.Likens.2004.DissolutionofwollastoniteduringtheexperimentalmanipulationofHubbardBrookWatershed1.Biogeochemistry67:309-329.

434.Bernhardt,E.S.,G.E.Likens,R.O.Hall,Jr.,D.C.Buso,S.G.Fisher,T.M.Burton,J.L.Meyer,W.H.McDowell,M.S.Mayer,W.B.Bowden,S.E.G.Findlay,K.H.Macneale,R.S.StelzerandW.H.Lowe.2005.Can’tseetheforestforthestream?In-streamprocessingandterrestrialnitrogenexports.BioScience55(3):219-230.

435. Butler,T.J.,G.E.Likens,F.M.VermeylenandB.J.B.Stunder.2005.TheimpactofchangingnitrogenoxideemissionsonwetanddrynitrogendepositioninthenortheasternUSA.Atmos.Environ.39:4851-4862.

436. Fahey,T.J.,T.G.Siccama,C.T.Driscoll,G.E.Likens,J.Campbell,C.E.Johnson,J.D.Aber,J.J.Cole,M.C.Fisk,P.M.Groffman,R.T.Holmes,P.A.SchwarzandR.D.Yanai.2005.ThebiogeochemistryofcarbonatHubbardBrook.Biogeochemistry75(1):109-176.

437.Kaushal,S.S.,P.M.Groffman,G.E.Likens,K.T.Belt,W.P.Stack,V.R.Kelly,L.E.BandandG.T.Fisher.2005.IncreasedsalinizationoffreshwaterinthenortheasternUnitedStates.Proc.Natl.Acad.Sci.USA102(38):13517-13520.

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444.Likens,G.E.andW.Lampert.2005.Inmemoriam,ProfessorRobertG.Wetzel,1936-2005.Arch.Hydrobiol.163(4):431-433.

445. Likens,G.E.andD.A.Pillard.2005.Obituary,FrankA.Vertucci,1956-2005.Limnol.Oceanogr.Bull.14(4):83.

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447.Lovett,G.M.,G.E.Likens,D.C.Buso,C.T.DriscollandS.W.Bailey.2005.ThebiogeochemistryofchlorineatHubbardBrook,NewHampshire,USA.Biogeochemistry72:191-232.

448. Lowe,W.andG.E.Likens.2005.Movingheadwaterstreamstotheheadoftheclass.BioScience55(3):196-197.

449. Lowe,W.H.,K.H.NislowandG.E.Likens.2005.Foreststructureandstreamsalamanderdiets:implicationsforterrestrial-aquaticconnectivity.Verh.Internat.Verein.Limnol.29(1):279-286.

450. Macneale,K.H.,B.L.PeckarskyandG.E.Likens.2005.Stableisotopesidentifydispersalpatternsofstoneflypopulationslivingalongstreamcorridors.FreshwaterBiol.50:1117-1130.

451. Gliwicz,Z.M.,M.Gophen,R.Gulati,D.Hamilton,B.Boss,S.Ostroumov,J.Padisak,B.WehrliandG.E.Likens.2006.Memoriam:ProfessorRobertG.Wetzel.Ecol.Stud.Haz.Sol.11:207.

452. Groffman,P.M.,M.C.Fisk,C.T.Driscoll,G.E.Likens,T.J.Fahey,C.EagarandL.H.Pardo.2006.Calciumadditionsandmicrobialnitrogencycleprocessesinanorthernhardwoodforest.Ecosystems9:1289-1305.

453.Likens,G.E.2006.Meromicticlake.McGraw-HillEncyclopedia.pp.679-681.

454. Likens,G.E.2006.SomereflectionsonESA:thenandnow.Bull.Ecol.Soc.Amer.87(4):326-328.

455. Likens,G.E.andD.C.Buso.2006.VariationinstreamwaterchemistrythroughouttheHubbardBrookValley.Biogeochemistry78:1-30.

456.Lowe,W.H.,G.E.LikensandB.J.Cosentino.2006.Self-organisationinstreams:therelationshipbetweenmovementbehaviourandbodyconditioninaheadwatersalamander.FreshwaterBiol.51(11):2052-2062.

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460.Pace,M.L.andG.E.Likens.2006.Hidingscientificfindingsisunfairtopublic.Editorial,PoughkeepsieJournal,2March2006.

461.Stelzer,R.S.andG.E.Likens.2006.Effectsofsamplingfrequencyonestimatesofdissolvedsilicaexportbystreams:theroleofhydrologicalvariabilityandconcentration-dischargerelationships.WaterResour.Res.42(7):1-10

462.Tripler,C.E.,S.S.Kaushal,G.E.LikensandM.T.Walter.2006.Patternsinpotassiumdynamicsinforestecosystems.Ecol.Lett.9:451-466.

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465.Judd,K.E.,G.E.LikensandP.M.Groffman.2007.HighnitrateretentionduringwinterinsoilsoftheHubbardBrookExperimentalForest.Ecosystems10:217-225.

466.Lewis,G.P.andG.E.Likens.2007.ChangesinstreamchemistryassociatedwithinsectdefoliationinPennsylvaniahemlock-hardwoodsforest.ForestEcol.Manag.238:199-211.

467.Likens,G.E.2007.EnvironmentinFocus:AcidRain.EarthPortal.4pp.

468.Likens,G.E.2007.Surprisesfromlong-termstudiesattheHubbardBrookExperimentalForest,USA.pp.68-77.In:ABetterFutureforthePlanetEarth,Vol.III--CommemorativeBookforBluePlanetPrizeWinners,AsahiGlassFoundation,Tokyo,Japan.

469.Likens,G.E.andF.H.Bormann.2007.EnvironmentalchallengesintheTwenty-FirstCenturyandourrespectfornature.2003BluePlanetPrizeCommemorativeLecture,pp.78-95.ABetterFutureforthePlanetEarthVol.III--CommemorativeBookforBluePlanetPrizeWinners,AsahiGlassFoundation,Tokyo,Japan.

470.Lovett,G.M.,D.A.Burns,C.T.Driscoll,J.C.Jenkins,M.J.Mitchell,L.Rustad,J.B.Shanley,G.E.LikensandR.Haeuber.2007.Whoneedsenvironmentalmonitoring?Front.Ecol.Environ.5(5):253-260.


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471.McLauchlan,K.K.,J.M.Craine,W.W.Oswald,P.R.LeavittandG.E.Likens.2007.Changesinnitrogencyclingduringthepastcenturyinanorthernhardwoodforest.Proc.Natl.Acad.Sci.USA104(18):7466-7470.

472.Rosenberry,D.O.,T.C.Winter,D.C.BusoandG.E.Likens.2007.Comparisonof15evaporationmethodsappliedtoasmallmountainlakeinthenortheasternUSA.J.Hydrology340(3-4):149-166.

473.Siccama,T.G.,T.J.Fahey,C.E.Johnson,T.Sherry,E.G.Denny,E.B.Girdler,G.E.LikensandP.Schwarz.2007.PopulationandbiomassdynamicsoftreesinanorthernhardwoodforestatHubbardBrook.Can.J.ForestRes.37:737-749.

474.Warren,D.R.,E.S.Bernhardt,R.O.Hall,Jr.andG.E.Likens.2007.Forestage,woodandnutrientdynamicsinheadwaterstreamsoftheHubbardBrookExperimentalForest,NH.EarthSurf.Proc.Land.32:1154-1163.

475.Anderson,C.B.,G.E.Likens,R.Rozzi,J.Gutiérrez,J.J.ArmestoandA.Poole.2008.Integratingscienceandsocietythroughlong-termsocio-ecologicalresearch.Environ.Ethics30(3):295-312;Environ.Ethics30(S3):81-99(SpanishVersion).

476.Butler,T.J.,M.D.Cohen,F.M.Vermeylen,G.E.Likens,D.SchmeltzandR.S.Artz.2008.RegionalprecipitationmercurytrendsintheeasternUSA,1998-2005:declinesintheNortheastandMidwest,butnochangeintheSoutheast.Atmos.Environ.42:1582-1592.

477.Conley,D.J.,G.E.Likens,D.C.Buso,L.Saccone,S.W.BaileyandC.E.Johnson.2008.DeforestationcausesincreaseddissolvedsilicatelossesintheHubbardBrookExperimentalForest.Glob.Chang.Biol.14:2548-2554.

478.Eviner,V.T.andG.E.Likens.2008.Effectsofpathogensonterrestrialecosystemfunction.pp.260-283.In:R.S.Ostfeld,F.KeesingandV.T.Eviner(eds.).InfectiousDiseaseEcology:EffectsofEcosystemsonDiseaseandofDiseaseonEcosystems.CaryConferenceXI,PrincetonUniversityPress.

479.Greene,B.T.,W.H.LoweandG.E.Likens.2008.Forestsuccessionandpreyavailabilityinfluencethestrengthandscaleofterrestrial-aquaticlinkagesinaheadwatersalamandersystem.FreshwaterBiol.53:2234-2243.

480.Kelly,V.R.,G.M.Lovett,K.C.Weathers,S.E.G.Findlay,D.L.Strayer,D.J.BurnsandG.E.Likens.2008.Long-termsodiumchlorideretentioninaruralwatershed:legacyeffectsofroadsaltonstreamwaterconcentration.Environ.Sci.Technol.42:410-415.

481.Likens,G.E.2008.Sustainableconservation:canitbedone?pp.51-61.In:Rockwood,L.L.,R.E.StewartandT.Dietz(eds.).FoundationsofEnvironmentalSustainability.TheCoevolutionofScienceandPolicy.LeeM.TalbotFestschrift,GeorgeMasonUniversity,Fairfax,VA.OxfordUniversityPress.

482.Likens,G.E.2008.Understanding,usingandprotectinginlandwatersoftheworld.SILPresidentialAddress,2007Montreal.Verh.Internat.Verein.Limnol.30(2):165-170.


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483.Lowe,W.H.,M.A.McPeek,G.E.LikensandB.J.Cosentino.2008.Linkingmovementbehaviourtodispersalanddivergenceinplethodontidsalamanders.Mol.Ecol.17:4459-4469.

484.Rosenberry,D.O.,T.C.Winter,D.C.BusoandG.E.Likens.2008.ReplytocommentbyJ.Szilagyion“Comparisonof15evaporationmethodsappliedtoasmallmountainlakeinthenortheasternUSA”[J.Hydrol.340(3-4)[2007]149-166].J.Hydrology348:566-567.

485.Saccone,L.,D.J.Conley,G.E.Likens,S.W.Bailey,D.C.BusoandC.E.Johnson.2008.FactorsthatcontroltherangeandvariabilityofamorphoussilicainsoilsintheHubbardBrookExperimentalForest.SoilScienceSoc.Am.J.72(6):1637-1644.

486.Warren,D.R.,G.E.Likens,D.C.BusoandC.E.Kraft.2008.Statusanddistributionoffishinanacid-impactedwatershedoftheNortheasternUnitedStates(HubbardBrook,NH).NortheastNat.15(3):375-390.

487.Bade,D.L.,K.BouchardandG.E.Likens.2009.Algalco-limitationbyNandPpersistsafter30yearsinMirrorLake(NewHampshire,USA).Verh.Internat.Verein.Limnol.30(7):1121-1123.

488.Buso,D.C.,G.E.Likens,J.W.LaBaughandD.Bade.2009.Nutrientdynamics.pp.69-203.In:T.C.WinterandG.E.Likens(eds.).MirrorLake:InteractionsamongAir,LandandWater.UniversityofCaliforniaPress.

489.Conley,D.J.,H.W.Paerl,R.W.Howarth,D.F.Boesch,S.P.Seitzinger,K.E.Havens,C.LancelotandG.E.Likens.2009.Controllingeutrophication:nitrogenandphosphorus.Science323:1014-1015.

490.Conley,D.J.,H.W.Paerl,R.W.Howarth,D.F.Boesch,S.P.Seitzinger,K.E.Havens,C.LancelotandG.E.Likens.2009.ResponsetoLetters‘Controllingeutrophication:nitrogenandphosphorus’.Science324:721-725.

491.Cosentino,B.J.,W.H.LoweandG.E.Likens.2009.DemographyandmovementofthenorthernspringsalamanderinfourNewHampshireheadwaterstreams.Verh.Internat.Verein.Limnol.30(5):677-680.

492.Hairston,N.G.,Jr.andG.E.Likens.2009.TheLegacyofJamesG.Needham:ACenturyofLimnologyatCornellUniversityandthefirstcourseonLimnologyintheAmericas.ASLOBulletin18(2):30-32;andSILNews54:25-27(June2009).

493.Kelly,V.R.,K.C.Weathers,G.M.LovettandG.E.Likens.2009.Effectofclimatechangebetween1984and2007onprecipitationchemistryatasiteinnortheasternUSA.Environ.Sci.Tech.43(10):3461-3466.

494.LaBaugh,J.W.,D.C.BusoandG.E.Likens.2009.Evaluationofmethodsanduncertaintiesinthechemicalbudgets.pp.225-299.In:T.C.WinterandG.E.Likens(eds.).MirrorLake:InteractionsamongAir,LandandWater.UniversityofCaliforniaPress.


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496.Likens,G.E.2009.AlimnologicalintroductiontoMirrorLake.pp.1-21.In:T.C.WinterandG.E.Likens(eds.).MirrorLake:InteractionsamongAir,LandandWater.UniversityofCaliforniaPress.

497.Likens,G.E.2009.Acidrain:theonceandfutureissue.DiscoveryEarth:DiscoveryChannel.http://dsc.discovery.com/earth/my-take/acid-rain.html.

498.Likens,G.E.andJ.F.Franklin.2009.EcosystemthinkingintheNorthernForest–andbeyond.BioScience59(6):511-513.

499.Likens,G.E.andJ.W.LaBaugh.2009.MirrorLake:Past,presentandfuture.In:T.C.WinterandG.E.Likens(eds.).pp.301-328.MirrorLake:InteractionsamongAir,LandandWater.UniversityofCaliforniaPress.

500.Likens,G.E.,K.F.Walker,P.E.Davies,J.Brookes,J.Olley,W.J.Young,M.C.Thoms,P.S.Lake,B.Gawne,J.Davis,A.H.Arthington,R.ThompsonandR.L.Oliver.2009.Ecosystemscience:towardanewparadigmformanagingAustralia’sinlandaquaticecosystems.Mar.FreshwaterRes.60:271-279.

501.Lindenmayer,D.andG.E.Likens.2009.Adaptivemonitoring:anewparadigmforlong-termresearchandmonitoring.TrendsEcol.Evol.24(9):482-486.

502.Lindenmayer,D.B.,G.E.Likens,J.F.FranklinandR.Muntz.2009.Opportunityinthewakeofnatural“disasters”.Science324:463.

503.Searchinger,T.,S.P.Hamburg,J.Melillo,W.Chameides,P.Havlik,D.M.Kammen,G.E.Likens,R.M.Lubowski,M.Obersteiner,M.Oppenheimer,G.P.Robertson,W.H.SchlesingerandG.D.Tilman.2009.Fixingacriticalclimateaccountingerror.

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504.Stewart,K.,K.WalkerandG.E.Likens.2009.Meromicticlakes.Chapter27.In:G.E.Likens(ed.).EncyclopediaofInlandWaters.Oxford,Elsevier.

505.Warren,D.R.,C.E.Kraft,W.S.Keeton,J.S.NuneryandG.E.Likens.2009.DynamicsofwoodrecruitmentinstreamsofthenortheasternU.S.ForestEcol.Manag.258(5):804-813.

506.Winter,T.C.andG.E.Likens.2009.SummaryandConclusions.pp.329-333.In:T.C.WinterandG.E.Likens(eds.).MirrorLake:InteractionsamongAir,LandandWater.UniversityofCaliforniaPress.

507.Gleick,P.H.,etal.[Likens,G.E.]+255signedauthors.2010.Climatechangeandtheintegrityofscience.Science328:689-690.

508.Kaushal,S.S.,G.E.Likens,N.A.Jaworski,M.L.Pace,A.M.Sides,D.Seekell,K.T.Belt,D.H.SecorandR.L.Wingate.2010.RisingstreamandrivertemperaturesintheUnitedStates.Front.Ecol.Environ.8(9):461-466.


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509.Lake,P.S.,G.E.LikensandD.S.Ryder.2010.Integratingscience,policyandmanagementofrivers:PeterCullen’slegacy.Mar.FreshwaterRes.61(7):733-735.

510.Likens,G.E.2010.Acidrain.In:C.J.Cleveland(ed.).EncyclopediaofEarth.(Washington,D.C.:EnvironmentalInformationCoalition,NationalCouncilforScienceandtheEnvironment).[FirstpublishedintheEncyclopediaofEarthOctober2006;LastrevisedOctober17,2011]<http://www.eoearth.org/article/Acid_rain>

511.Likens,G.E.2010.Theroleofscienceindecisionmaking:doesevidence-basedsciencedriveenvironmentalpolicy?Front.Ecol.Environ.8(6):e1-e8.doi:10.1890/090132

512.Likens,G.E.andD.C.Buso.2010.Long-termchangesinstreamwaterchemistryfollowingdisturbanceintheHubbardBrookExperimentalForest,USA.Verh.Internat.Verein.Limnol.30(10):1577-1581.

513.Likens,G.E.andD.C.Buso.2010.SalinizationofMirrorLakebyroadsalt.WaterAirSoilPoll.205:205-214.

514.Lindenmayer,D.B.andG.E.Likens.2010.Improvingecologicalmonitoring.TrendsEcol.Evol.25:200-201.

515.Lindenmayer,D.B.andG.E.Likens.2010.Thescienceandapplicationofecologicalmonitoring.Biol.Conserv.143(6):1317-1328.

516.Lindenmayer,D.B.,G.E.LikensandJ.F.Franklin.2010.Rapidresponsestofacilitateecologicaldiscoveriesfrommajordisturbances.Front.Ecol.Environ.8(10):527-532.

517.Lindenmayer,D.B.,G.E.Likens,C.J.KrebsandR.J.Hobbs.2010.Improvedprobabilityofdetectionofecological“surprises”.Proc.Natl.Acad.Sci.USA107(51):21957-21962.

518.Pace,M.L.,S.E.Hampton,K.E.Limburg,E.M.Bennett,E.M.Cook,A.E.Davis,J.M.Grove,K.Y.Kaneshiro,S.L.LaDeau,G.E.Likens,D.M.McKnight,D.C.RichardsonandD.L.Strayer.2010.Communicatingwiththepublic:opportunitiesandrewardsforindividualecologists.Front.Ecol.Environ.8(6):292-298.

519.Palmer,M.A..,E.S.Bernhardt,W.H.Schlesinger,K.N.Eshleman,E.Foufoula-Georgiou,M.S.Hendryx,A.D.Lemly,G.E.Likens,O.L.Loucks,M.E.Power,P.S.WhiteandP.R.Wilcock.2010.Mountaintopminingconsequences.Science327:148-149.

520.Ryder,D.S.,M.Tomlinson,B.GawneandG.E.Likens.2010.Definingandusing‘bestavailablescience’:apolicyconundrumforthemanagementofaquaticecosystems.Mar.FreshwaterRes.61(7):821-828.

521.Searchinger,T.,S.P.Hamburg,J.Melillo,W.Chameides,P.Havlik,D.M.Kammen,G.E.Likens,R.M.Lubowski,M.Obersteiner,M.Oppenheimer,G.P.Robertson,W.H.SchlesingerandG.D.Tilman.2010.LetterResponsere:Fixingacriticalclimateaccountingerror.Carboncalculationstoconsider:Response.Science327:780-781.

522.Searchinger,T.,S.P.Hamburg,J.Melillo,W.Chameides,P.Havlik,D.M.Kammen,G.E.Likens,M.Obersteiner,M.Oppenheimer,G.P.Robertson,W.H.Schlesinger,R.M.


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523.Butler,T.J.,F.M.Vermeylen,M.Rury,G.E.Likens,B.Lee,G.E.BowkerandL.McCluney.2011.ResponseofozoneandnitratetostationarysourceNOxemissionreductionsintheeasternUSA.Atmos.Environ.45:1084-1094.

524.Judd,K.E.,G.E.Likens,D.C.BusoandA.S.Bailey.2011.MinimalresponseinwatershednitrateexporttoseveresoilfrostraisesquestionsaboutnutrientdynamicsintheHubbardBrookExperimentalForest.Biogeochemistry106:443-459.

525.Likens,G.E.2011.LimnologicalmeasuresrelatedtoclimatechangeintheHubbardBrookValley,USA.InlandWaters1(2):93-99.

526.Likens,G.E.andT.J.Butler.2011.Acidrain.EncyclopaediaBritannica(updated01/07/15).http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/3761/acid-rain

527.Likens,G.E.andD.B.Lindenmayer.2011.AStrategicPlanforanAustralianLong-TermEnvironmentalMonitoring(LTEM)Network.AustralEcol.36:1-8.doi:10.1111/j.1442-9993.2010.02179(2010).

528.Likens,G.E.,T.J.ButlerandM.A.Rury.2011.Acidrain.EncyclopediaofGlobalStudies.

529.Lindenmayer,D.B.andG.E.Likens.2011.Directmeasurementversussurrogateindicatorspeciesforevaluatingenvironmentalchangeandbiodiversityloss.Ecosystems14:47-59.doi:10.1007/s10021-010-9394-6

530.Lindenmayer,D.B.andG.E.Likens.2011.Effectivemonitoringofagriculture.J.Environ.Monitor.13:1559-1563.doi:10.1039/C0EM00691B

531.Lindenmayer,D.B.andG.E.Likens.2011.Losingthecultureofecology.Bull.Ecol.Soc.Am.92:245–246.doi:10.1890/0012-9623-92.3.245

532.Lindenmayer,D.B.,R.J.Hobbs,G.E.Likens,C.J.KrebsandS.C.Banks.2011.Newlydiscoveredlandscapetrapsproduceregimeshiftsinwetforests.Proc.Natl.Acad.Sci.108(38):15887-15891.doi:10.1073/pnas.1110245108

533.Lindenmayer,D.B.,G.E.Likens,A.HaywoodandL.Miezis.2011.Adaptivemonitoringintherealworld:proofofconcept.TrendsEcol.Evol.26(12):641-646.doi:10.1016/j.tree.2011.08.002

534.McGuire,K.J.andG.E.Likens.2011.Historicalrootsofforesthydrologyandbiogeochemistry:Chapter1.pp.3-26.In:D.F.Levia,D.Carlyle-MosesandT.Tanaka(eds.).ForestHydrologyandBiogeochemistry:SynthesisofPastResearchandFutureDirections.EcologicalStudiesSeries,No.216,Springer-Verlag,Heidelberg,Germany.

535.Mitchell,M.J.andG.E.Likens.2011.Watershedsulfurbiogeochemistry:shiftfromatmosphericdepositiondominancetoclimaticregulation.Environ.Sci.Tech.45:5267-5271.doi:org/10.1021/es200844n


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536.Mitchell,M.J.,G.Lovett,S.Bailey,F.Beall,D.Burns,D.Buso,T.A.Clair,F.Courchesne,L.Duchesne,C.Eimers,I.Fernandez,D.Houle,D.S.Jeffries,G.E.Likens,M.D.Moran,C.Rogers,D.Schwede,J.Shanley,K.C.WeathersandR.Vet.2011.ComparisonsofwatershedsulfurbudgetsinsoutheastCanadaandnortheastUS:newapproachesandimplications.Biogeochemistry103:181-207.doi:10.1007/s10533-010-9455-0.

537.Rozzi,R.,J.J.Armesto,J.R.Gutiérrez,F.Massardo,G.E.Likens,C.B.Anderson,A.Poole,K.Moses,E.Hargrove,A.Mansilla,J.Kennedy,M.F.Willson,K.Jax,C.G.Jones,J.B.CallicottandM.T.K.Arroyo.2012.Integratingecologyandenvironmentalethics:earthstewardshipintheSouthernendoftheAmericas.BioScience62(3):226-236.

538.Bernal,S.,L.O.Hedin,G.E.Likens,S.GerberandD.C.Buso.2012.Complexresponse

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539.Brundtland,G.H.,P.Ehrlich,J.Goldemberg,J.Hansen,A.Lovins,G.E.Likens,S.Manabe,B.May,H.Mooney,K.-H.Robèrt,E.Salim,G.Sato,S.Solomon,N.Stern,B.Watson,BarefootCollege,ConservationInternational,InternationalInstituteforEnvironmentandDevelopment,andInternationalUnionfortheConservationofNature.2012.EnvironmentandDevelopmentChallenges:TheImperativetoAct.BluePlanetPrizeJointLaureatesUNEPReport,forRio+20Meeting,RiodeJaneiro,Brazil.UnitedNationsConferenceonSustainableDevelopment.TheAsahiGlassFoundation.

540.Butler,T.J.andG.E.Likens.2012.Acidrain.pp.11-15.In:A.-H.El-ShaarawiandW.Piegorsch(eds.).EncyclopediaofEnvironmetricsSecondEdition.JohnWiley&SonsLtd,Chichester,UK.doi:10.1002/9780470057339.vaa003.pub2

541.Butler,T.J.andG.E.Likens.2012.Acidrain.In:EncyclopædiaBritannica.EncyclopædiaBritannicaOnlineAcademicEdition.EncyclopædiaBritannicaInc.<http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/3761/acid-rain>

542.D’Elia,C.FandG.E.Likens.2012.Fourwordsthatcanmakeuscringe.BioScience62(12):1012-1013.doi:10.1525/bio.2012.62.12.2

543.Glazer,A.N.andG.E.Likens.2012.Thewatertable:theshiftingfoundationoflifeonland.Ambio41(7):657-669.doi:10.1007/s13280-012-0328-8

544.Kelly,V.,K.C.Weathers,G.M.LovettandG.E.Likens.2012.Acomparisonoftwocollectorsformonitoringprecipitationchemistry.WaterAirSoilPoll.223:951-954.doi:10.1007/s11270-011-0912-8

545.Kerr,J.G.,M.C.Eimers,I.F.Creed,M.B.Adams,F.Beall,D.Burns,J.L.Campbell,S.F.Christopher,T.A.Clair,F.Courchesne,L.Duchesne,I.Fernandez,D.Houle,D.S.Jeffries,G.E.Likens,M.J.Mitchell,J.ShanleyandH.Yao.2012.TheeffectofseasonaldryingonsulphatedynamicsinstreamsacrosssoutheasternCanadaandthenortheasternUSA.Biogeochemistry111:393-409.doi:10.1007/s10533-011-9664-1.

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547.Likens,G.E.andD.B.Lindenmayer.2012.Integratingapproachesleadstomoreeffectiveconservationofbiodiversity.Biodivers.Conserv.21(13):3323-3341.doi:10.1007/s10531-012-0364-5

548.Likens,G.E.,T.ButlerandM.Rury.2012.Acidrain.pp.18-20.In:H.AnheierandM.Juergensmeyer(eds.).Encyclopediaofglobalstudies.ThousandOaks,CA.SAGEPublications,Inc.doi:10.4135/9781452218557.n6

549.Lindenmayer,D.B.,W.Blanchard,L.McBurney,D.Blair,S.C.Banks,G.E.Likens,J.Franklin,W.F.Laurance,J.A.R.SteinandP.Gibbons.2012.Interactingfactorsdrivingamajorlossoflargetreeswithcavitiesinaforestecosystem.PLoSONE7(10):1-16.doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0041864(Inthetop10%ofPLOSONEarticlesmostcited.)

550.Lindenmayer,D.B.,G.E.Likens,A.Andersen,D.Bowman,C.M.Bull,E.Burns,C.R.Dickman,A.A.Hoffman,D.A.Keith,M.J.Liddell,A.J.Lowe,D.J.Metcalfe, S.R.Phinn,J.Russell-Smith,N.ThurgateandG.M.Wardle.2012.Thevalueandimportanceoflong-termstudiesinecology.AustralEcol.37:745-757.

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551.Lowe,W.H.,M.A.McPeek,G.E.LikensandB.J.Cosentino.2012.Decouplingofgeneticandphenotypicdivergenceinaheadwaterlandscape.Mol.Ecol.21:2399-2409.doi:10.1111/j.1365-294X.2012

552.Miles,G.R.,M.J.Mitchell,B.Mayer,G.E.LikensandJ.Welker.2012.Long-termanalysisofHubbardBrookstableoxygenisotoperatiosofstreamwaterandprecipitationsulfate.Biogeochemistry111:443-454.doi:10.1007/s10533-011-9670-3

553.Ross,D.S.,J.B.Shanley,J.L.Campbell,G.B.Lawrence,S.W.Bailey,G.E.Likens,B.C.Wemple,G.FredriksenandA.E.Jamison.2012.SpatialpatternsofsoilnitrificationandnitrateexportfromforestedheadwatersinthenortheasternUnitedStates.J.Geophys.Res.117:G01009.doi:10.1029/2009JG001740

554.Svensson,T.,G.M.LovettandG.E.Likens.2012.Ischlorideaconservativeioninforestecosystems?Biogeochemistry107:125-134.doi:10.1007/s10533-010-9538-y

555.Argerich,A.,S.L.Johnson,S.D.Sebestyen,C.C.Rhoades,E.Greathouse,J.D.Knoepp,M.B.Adams,G.E.Likens,J.L.Campbell,W.H.McDowell,F.ScatenaandG.G.Ice.2013.TrendsinstreamnitrogenconcentrationsforforestedreferencecatchmentsacrosstheUSA.Environ.Res.Lett.8(1):e014039.doi:10.1088/1748-9326/8/1/014039

556.Green,M.B.,A.S.Bailey,S.W.Bailey,J.J.Battles,J.L.Campbell,C.T.Driscoll,T.Fahey,L.Lepine,G.E.Likens,S.V.OllingerandP.G.Schaberg.2013.Decreasedwaterflowingfromaforestamendedwithcalciumsilicate.Proc.NationalAcad.Sci.110(15):5999-6003.doi:10.1073/pnas.1302445110.

557.Green,M.B.,A.S.Bailey,S.W.Bailey,J.J.Battles,J.L.Campbell,C.T.Driscoll,T.Fahey,L.Lepine,G.E.Likens,S.V.OllingerandP.G.Schaberg.2013.ReplytoSmithand


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Shortle:lackingevidenceofhydraulicefficiencychanges.Proc.Nat.Acad.Sci.110(40):E3740.doi:10.1073/pnas.1312130110

558.Kaushal,S.S.,G.E.Likens,R.Utz,M.L.Pace,M.GreseandM.Yepsen.2013.IncreasedriveralkalinizationintheEasternU.S.Environ.Sci.&Tech.47(18):10302-10311.

doi:10.1021/es401046s.

559.LaBaugh,J.W.,P.T.Harte,A.M.Shapiro,P.A.Hsieh,C.D.Johnson,D.J.Goode,W.W.Wood,D.C.Buso,G.E.LikensandT.C.Winter.2013.Physical,chemical,andisotopicdatafromgroundwaterinthewatershedofMirrorLake,andinthevicinityofHubbardBrook,nearWestThornton,NewHampshire,1983to1997.U.S.GeologicalSurveyOpen-FileReport2013-1087.147pp.http://pubs.usgs.gov/of/2013/1087/

560.Likens,G.E.2013.ResolutionofRespect:F.HerbertBormann,1922-2012.Bull.Ecol.Soc.Amer.,October,94(4):304-308.

561.Likens,G.E.2013.TheHubbardBrookEcosystemStudy—Celebrating50years.Bull.Ecol.Soc.Amer.,October,94(4):336-337.

562.Lindenmayer,D.B.andG.E.Likens.2013.Benchmarkingopenaccessscienceagainstgoodscience.Bull.Ecol.Soc.Amer.,October,94(4):338-340.

563.Lindenmayer,D.B.andG.E.Likens.2013.Don’tdobig-datasciencebackward.Nature499:284.

564.Rhoades,C.C.,J.H.McCutchan,Jr.,L.A.Cooper,D.W.Clow,T.M.Detmer,J.S.Briggs,J.D.Stednick,T.T.Veblen,R.M.Ertz,G.E.LikensandW.M.Lewis,Jr.2013.Biogeochemistryofbeetle-killedforest:explainingaweaknitrateresponse.Proc.Nat.Acad.Sci.USA110(5):1756-1760.

565.Warren,D.R.,K.E.Judd,D.L.Bade,G.E.LikensandC.E.Kraft.2013.EffectsofwoodremovalonstreamhabitatandnitrateuptakeintwonortheasternU.S.headwaterstreams.Hydrobiologia717:119-131.doi:10.1007/s10750-013-1578-6.

566.Westgate,M.,G.E.LikensandD.B.Lindenmayer.2013.Adaptivemanagementofbiologicalsystems:areview.Biol.Conserv.158:128-139.

567.Youngentob,K.N.,G.E.Likens,J.E.WilliamsandD.B.Lindenmayer.2013.Asurveyoflong-termterrestrialecologystudiesinAustralia.AustralEcol.38:365-373.doi:10.1111/j.1442-9993.2012.02421.x

568. Butler,T.andLikens,G.E.2013.AcidRain.EncyclopediaofEnvironmetrics.1.

569.Likens,G.E.2014.TheEcosystemApproachforUnderstandingandResolving EnvironmentalProblems.Pp.103-110.In;EnvironmentandDevelopmentChallenges.

TheImperativetoAct.TheBluePlanetPrizeLaureates.UniversityofTokyoPress.

570.Likens,G.E.andS.W.Bailey.2014.ThediscoveryofacidrainattheHubbardBrookExperimentalForest:Astoryofcollaborationandlong-termresearch.pp.463-482.In:D.Hayes,etal.(ed.).USForestServiceExperimentalForestsandRanges,Chapter20.


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571.Likens,G.E.andT.J.Butler.2014.Atmosphericaciddeposition.EncyclopediaofNaturalResources.Taylor&Francis.doi:10.1081/E-ENRA-120047613

572.Likens,G.E.andL.O.Hedin.2014.F.HerbertBormann1922-1912:ABiographicalMemoir.NationalAcademyofSciencesPress,13pp.

573.Lindenmayer,D.B.,P.S.Barton,P.W.Lane,M.J.Westgate,L.McBurney,D.Blair,P.GibbonsandG.E.Likens.2014.Anempiricalassessmentandcomparisonofspecies-basedandhabitat-basedsurrogates:acasestudyofforestvertebratesandlargeoldtrees.PLoSONE9(2):e89807. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0089807

574.Lindenmayer,D.B.,S.C.Banks,W.L.Laurance,J.F.FranklinandG.E.Likens.2014.Broaddeclineofpopulationsoflargeoldtrees.Conserv.Lett.7(1):72-73.doi:10.1111/conl.12079

575.Lindenmayer,D.B.,D.Blair,L.McBurney,S.C.Banks,J.A.R.Stein,R.J.Hobbs,G.E.Likens,andJ.F.Franklin.2014.Principlesandpracticesforbiodiversityconservationandrestorationforestry:a30yearcasestudyontheVictorianmontaneashforestsandthecriticallyendangeredLeadbeater’sPossum.Aust.Zool.36:441-460.

576.Lindenmayer,D.B.,W.F.Laurance,J.F.Franklin,G.E.Likens,S.C.Banks,W.Blanchard,P.Gibbons,K.Ikin,D.Blair,L.McBurney,A.D.ManningandJ.A.R.Stein.2014.Newpoliciesforoldtrees:avertingaglobalcrisisinakeystoneecologicalstructure.Conserv.Lett.7(1):61-69.doi:10.1111/conl.2013

577.McGuire,K.J.,Torgersen,C.E.,G.E.Likens,D.C.Buso,W.H.LoweandS.W.Bailey.2014.Networkanalysisrevealsmultiscalecontrolsonstreamwaterchemistry.Proc.Nat.Acad.Sci.USA111: 7030-7035.doi:10.1073/pnas.1404820111

578.Smith,V.H.,W.K.Dodds,K.E.Havens,D.R.Engstrom,H.W.Paerl,B.MossandG.E.Likens.2014.Comment:culturaleutrophicationofnaturallakesintheUnitedStatesisrealandwidespread.Limnol.Oceanogr.59:2217–2225.

579.Yanai,R.,N.Tokuchi,J.Campbell,M.Green,E.Matsuzaki,S.Laseter,C.Brown,A.Bailey,P.Lyons,C.R.Levine,D.Buso,G.E.Likens,J.KnoeppandK.Fukushima.2014.Sourcesofuncertaintyinestimatingstreamsoluteexportfromheadwatercatchments.Hydrol.Process.31:2982-2986.doi:10.1002/hyp.10265

580.Wilson,A.M.andG.E.Likens.2015.ContentVolatilityofScientificTopicsinWikipedia:ACautionaryTale.PLoSONE10(8):e0134454.doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0134454.(altmetricscore–320)

581.Benettin,P.,S.W.Bailey,J.L.Campbell,M.B.Green,A.Rinaldo,G.E.Likens,K.J.McGuire,andG.Botter.2015.LinkingwaterageandsolutedynamicsinstreamflowattheHubbardBrookExperimentalForest,NH,USA,WaterResourcesResearch51:9256-9272.doi:10.1002/2015WR017552


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582.Lindenmayer,D.B.,E.L.Burns,P.Tennant,C.R.Dickman,P.T.Green,D.A.Keith,D.J.Metcalfe,J.Russell-Smith,G.M.Wardle,D.Williams,K.Bossard,C.Delacey,I.Hanigan,C.M.Bull,G.Gillespie,R.J.Hobbs,C.J.Krebs,G.E.Likens,J.Porter,andM.Vardon.2015.Contemplatingthefuture:Actingnowonlong-termmonitoringtoanswer2050’squestions.AustralEcology40:213-224.

583.Durán,J.,J.L.Morse,P.M.Groffman,J.L.Campbell,L.M.Christenson,C.T.Driscoll,T.J.Fahey,M.C.Fisk,G.E.Likens,J.M.Melillo,M.J.Mitchell,P.H.Templer,andM.A.Vadeboncoeur.2015.Climatechangedecreasesnitrogenpoolsandmineralizationratesinonenorthernhardwoodforests.Ecosphere7(3):e01251.doi:10.1002/ecs2.1251

584.Puntsag,T.,M.J.Mitchell,J.L.Campbell,E.S.Klein,G.E.Likens,andJ.M.Welker.ArcticVortexchangesalterthesourcesandisotopicvaluesofprecipitationinNEUS.2016.Nature-ScientificReports6:22647.doi:10.1038/srep22647

585.Keene,W.C.,J.N.Galloway,G.E.Likens,F.A.Deviney,K.N.Mikkelsen,J.L.MoodyandJ.R.Maben.2016.Atmosphericwetdepositioninremoteregions:benchmarksforenvironmentalchange.JournaloftheAtmosphericSciences72:2947−2978.

586.Golladay,S.W.,K.L.Martin,J.M.Vose,D.N.Wear,A.P.Covich,R.J.Hobbs,K.D.Klepzig,G.E.Likens,R.J.Naiman,andA.W.Shearer.2016.AchievableFutureConditionsasaFrameworkforGuidingForestConservationandManagement.ForestEcologyandManagement360:80-96.

587. Tydecks,L.,V.Bremerich,I.Jentschke,G.E.Likens,andK.Tockner.2016.BiologicalFieldStations–aGlobalInfrastructureforResearch,Education,andPublicEngagement.AdvanceAccessatBioScience66:164–171.doi:10.1093/biosci/biv174

588.Butler,T.,F.Vermeylen,C.M.Lehman,G.E.Likens,andM.Puchalski.2016.IncreasingammoniaconcentrationtrendsinlargeregionsoftheUSAderivedfromtheNADP/AMoNNetwork.AtmosphericEnvironment144:1-9.doi:10.1016/j.atmosenv.2016.06.033

589.Leys,B.,K.McLauchlan,J.Craine,C.E.Johnson,G.E.Likens,andB.LaCroix.2016.Naturalandanthropogenicdriversofcalciumdepletioninanorthernforestduringthelastmillennium.PNAS113:E5091.doi:10.1073/pnas.1604909113

590.Clymans,W.,D.Conley,J.Battles,P.Frings,M.M.Koppers,G.Likens,andC.Johnson.2016.Silicauptakeandreleaseinliveanddecayingbiomassinanorthernhardwoodforest.Ecology97:3044–3057.

591.Rosi-Marshall,E.J.,E.S.Bernhardt,D.C.Buso,C.T.Driscoll,andG.E.Likens.2016.Acidrainmitigationexperimentshiftsaforestedwatershedfromanetsinktoanetsourceofnitrogen.PNAS113:7580-7583.doi:10.1073/pnas.1607287113

592. Butler,T.J.andG.E.Likens.2016.Acidrain.EncyclopaediaBritannica.EncyclopaediaBritannica,Inc.


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593. Timofeyev,M.A.,E.A.Silow,A.W.Mackay,M.V.Moore,andG.E.Likens.2016.Safeguardingtheworld’slargestlake.LettertotheEditor.Nature538:41.

594.Conniff,R.2016.TheAcidRainEconomy:HowtheFreeMarketTackledanEnvironmentalChallenge.FromResearchtoReward(aseriesproducedbytheNationalAcademyofSciences).

595. Timofeyev,M.A.,E.A.Silow,A.W.Mackay,M.V.Moore,andG.E.Likens.2016.Monitoring:safeguardingtheworld’slargestlake.LettertotheEditor.Nature538:41.

596. Lindenmayer,D.,etal.2017.SaveAustralia’secologicalresearch.Letter&SupplementalMaterial.Science357:557.

597. Ripple,W.J.,etal.2017.Worldscientists’warningtohumanity:asecondnotice.Viewpoint.BioScience67:1026.

598.Likens,G.E.2017.Fiftyyearsofcontinuousprecipitationandstreamchemistrydata fromtheHubbardBrookecosystemstudy(1963–2013).Ecology98:2224. doi:10.1002/ecy.1894

599. Benettin,P.,K.McGuire,S.Bailey,G.Likens,A.Rinaldo,andG.Botter.2017.Youngrunofffractioncontrolsstreamwaterageandsoluteconcentrationdynamics. HydrologicalProcesses31:2982–2986.https://doi.org/10.1002/hyp.11243

600. Lindenmayer,D.B.,G.E.Likens,andJ.F.Franklin.2018.EarthObservationNetworks(EONs):findingtherightbalance.TrendsinEcology&Evolution33:1-3.

601.Likens,G.E.andT.Butler.2018.AcidRain:Causes,Consequences,andRecoveryinTerrestrial,Aquatic,andHumanSystems.pp.23-31.In:D.A.DellasalaandM.I.Goldstein(eds.).EncyclopediaoftheAnthropocene.Elsevier.

602. Kaushal,S.S.,G.E.Likens,M.L.Pace,R.M.Utz,S.Haq,J.Gorman,andM.Grese.2018.Freshwatersalinizationsyndromeonacontinentalscale.ProceedingsoftheNationalAcademyofSciences115:E574-E583.doi:10.1073/pnas.1711234115

603. Sullivan,T.J.,C.T.Driscoll,C.M.Beier,D.Burtraw,I.J.Fernandez,J.N.Galloway,D.A.Gay,C.L.Goodale,G.E.Likens,G.M.Lovett,andS.A.Watmough.2018.AirpollutionsuccessstoriesintheUnitedStates:Thevalueoflong-termobservations.EnvironmentalScienceandPolicy84:69-73.

604. Lindenmayer,D.,andG.E.Likens.2018.Maintainingthecultureofecology(guesteditorial).FrontiersinEcologyandtheEnvironment16:195.

605. Groffman,P.M.,C.T.Discoll,J.Duran,J.L.Campbell,L.M.Christenson,T.J.Fahey,M.C.Fisk,C.Fuss,G.E.Likens,G.M.Lovett,L.Rustad,andP.Templer.2018.Nitrogenoligotrophicationinnorthernhardwoodforests.Biogeochemistry,1-17.https://doi.org/10.1007/s10533-018-0445-y


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606. Lovett,G.M.,C.L.Goodale,S.V.Ollinger,C.B.Fuss,A.P.Ouimette,andG.E.Likens.2018.Nutrientretentionduringecosystemsuccession:arevisedconceptualmodel.FrontiersinEcologyandtheEnvironment16:532–538.doi:10.1002/fee.1949

607. Marinos,R.,J.L.Campbell,C.T.Driscoll,G.E.Likens,W.H.McDowell,E.Rosi,L.E.Rustad,andE.S.Bernhardt.2018.Giveandtake:Awatershedacidrainmitigationexperimentincreasesbaseflownitrogenretentionbutincreasesstormflownitrogenexport.EnvironmentalScienceandTechnology52:13155-13165. https://doi.org/10.1021/acs.est.8b03553

608. Kaushal,S.S.,G.E.Likens,M.L.Pace,S.Haq,K.L.Wood,J.G.Galella,C.Morel,T.R.Doody,B.Wessel,P.Kortelainen,A.Räike,V.Skinner,R.Utz,andN.Jaworski.2018.Novel‘chemicalcocktails’ininlandwatersareaconsequenceofthefreshwatersalinizationsyndrome.Phil.Trans.R.Soc.B374:20180017.http://dx.doi.org/10.1098/rstb.2018.0017

609. Kaushal,S.S.,G.E.Likens,M.L.Pace,andR.Utz.2018.U.S.riversarebecomingsaltier–andit'snotjustfromtreatingroadsinwinter.TheConversation.https://theconversation.com/us-rivers-are-becoming-saltier-and-its-not-just-from-treating-roads-in-winter-92648

610. Lowe,W.H.,L.K.Swartz,B.R.Addis,andG.E.Likens.2019.Hydrologicvariabilitycontributestoreducedsurvivalthroughmetamorphosisinastreamsalamander.ProceedingsoftheNationalAcademyofSciencesoftheUnitedStatesofAmerica116:19563-19570.DOI:10.1073/pnas.1908057116

611. Likens,G.E.2019.UnusualsequenceoficecoverformationonMirrorLake,NewHampshire,USA.InlandWaters9:408-410.DOI:10.1080/20442041.2019.1629216

612. Likens,G.E.andT.Butler.2019.AtmosphericAcidDeposition.EncyclopediaofNaturalResources.TaylorandFrancisGroup.

613. Ripple,W.J.,C.Wolf,T.M.Newsome,P.Barnard,W.R.Moomaw….G.E.Likens…..etal.2020.Worldscientists’warningofaclimateemergency.BioScience70:8-12.DOI:10.1093/biosci/biz088

Likens,G.E.2020.InlandWaters.EncyclopediaofInlandWaters,2ndEd.ElsevierAcademic

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COLLABORATORS’PUBLICATIONS

1. Gulati,R.2009.ShakingHandswithaLimnologist:TheGreatLimnologist–GeneE.Likens.SILNews55:33-34(December2009).

2. Lewis,W.M.2010.GeneLikens:ALeaderforourScience.pp.27-31.In:P.Gastescu (ed.).Lakes,ReservoirsandPonds.RomanianLimnogeographicalAssociation.REPORTS,TAPES,LETTERSandMISCELLANEOUS

1. Likens,G.E.1970.TestimonypresentedattheHearingsbeforetheSubcommitteeonAirandWaterPollutionoftheCommitteeonPublicWorks,U.S.Senate,WaterPollution,Part3.pp.950-987.

2. Likens,G.E.1971.AchecklistoforganismsfortheHubbardBrookecosystems.SectionofEcologyandSystematics,CornellUniversity,Ithaca,NewYork.Unpublishedmanuscript,37pp.--REVISED1973,54pp.--REVISED1996[Holmes,R.T.andG.E.Likens],56pp.

3. Likens,G.E.1972.Theforestlandscape:itsecosystemandbiogeochemistry.In:AmericanAssociationfortheAdvancementofScienceSymposiumonTemperateClimateForestryandtheForestEcosystem.Washington,D.C.AudiotapedistributedbyAAAS.

4. Likens,G.E.,A.W.BolleandE.Edelson.1973.Forestecologyandmanagement.In:SpeakingofScience,ConversationswithOutstandingScientists,Vol.II,No.6.AudiotapedistributedbyAAAS.

5. Likens,G.E.1977.Acidrain:causesandconsequences.InstituteofWaterResources,UniversityofConnecticut,Storrs.1976-77SeminarSeriesPresentation.UnpublishedManuscript,17pp.

6. Likens,G.E.andD.D.Miller.1978.Measurementofchangesincarbonfluxandstorageinthebiosphere.ResearchProgramDevelopmentPaperforEnergyResearchandDevelopmentAdministration(ERDA).UnpublishedManuscript,CornellUniversity,Ithaca,NewYork.54pp.

7. Likens,G.E.1980.TheimpactofacidprecipitationonecosystemsineasternNorthAmerica.SchoolofGraduateStudiesAlumniAssociationandDepartmentofBotany,UniversityofToronto,Canada.UnpublishedManuscript,27pp.

8. Likens,G.E.1980.Wherehasallthewatergone?C.P.SnowLectureSeries,IthacaCollege,Ithaca,NewYork.UnpublishedManuscript,14pp.

9. Likens,G.E.(CommitteeChairman).1981.Fluxoforganiccarbonbyriverstothe


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oceans.ReportofaWorkshoppreparedbyCommitteeonFluxofOrganicCarbontotheOcean,DivisionofBiologicalSciences,NationalResearchCouncil;U.S.DepartmentofEnergyCONF-8009140.

10. Orians,G.H.(chaptercoordinator),E.L.Charnov,W.T.Edmondson,G.E.Likens,R.T.Paine,P.H.Raven,D.W.SchindlerandO.Solbrig(contributingauthors).1981.pp.191-218.In:OutlookforScienceandTechnology:TheNextFiveYears.ReportpreparedbytheNationalResearchCouncilfortheNationalScienceFoundation.397pp.

11. Galloway,J.N.,W.C.KeeneandG.E.Likens.1981.ProgressReport--GlobalPrecipitationChemistryProgram.AtmosphericResearchLaboratory,NationalOceanographicandAtmosphericAdministration,SilverSpring,Maryland.80pp.

12. Munn,R.E.,G.E.Likens,B.Weisman,J.Hornbeck,C.W.Martin,F.H.Bormann,G.W.OehlertandR.Bloxam.1982.FinalReporttotheU.S.DepartmentofEnergy--AclimatologicalanalysisoftheHubbardBrook(NewHampshire)precipitationchemistrydata.InstituteforEnvironmentalStudies,UniversityofToronto.220pp.

13. Galloway,J.N.,J.M.Miller,G.E.LikensandW.C.Keene.1983.Asummaryofresultsfromtheglobalprecipitationproject.WMOTech.ConferenceonObservationandMeasurementofAtmosphericContaminants.October1983.Vienna,Austria.

14. Hall,R.J.andG.E.Likens.1984.ExperimentalacidificationofastreamtributarytoHubbardBrook.EPAProjectSummary,EnvironmentResearchLaboratory,Duluth,Minnesota.20pp.

15. Keene,W.C.,J.N.Galloway,G.E.LikensandJ.M.Miller.1985.RecentcontributionsoftheGlobalPrecipitationChemistryProject.pp.88-90.In:E.C.Nickerson(ed.).GeophysicalMonitoringforClimaticChange.SummaryReportNo.13,1984.U.S.DepartmentofCommerce,Washington,D.C.

16. Galloway,J.N.andG.E.Likens.1985.GlobalPrecipitationChemistryProject.TaskGroupProject8M2CO582.GPCPResearchsummaryforNAPAPReview,September1985.5pp.

17. Eaton,J.S.,K.C.WeathersandG.E.Likens.1986.Inter-laboratoryComparisonReport.ReportbetweenInstituteofEcosystemStudies,Millbrook,NewYorkandtheIllinoisStateWaterSurvey,Champaign,Illinois.39pp.

18. Keene,W.C.,J.N.Galloway,G.E.LikensandJ.M.Miller.1986.TheGlobalPrecipitationChemistryProject.pp.105-107.In:GeophysicalMonitoringforClimaticChange.SummaryReportNo.14,1985.U.S.DepartmentofCommerce,Washington,D.C.

19. Basnet,K.andG.E.Likens.1987.StudiesofvegetationalandgeologicalcontrolsofhillslopestabilityintheLuquilloExperimentalForest,PuertoRico.ReporttotheUSDAForestService,RioPiedras,PuertoRico.InstituteofEcosystemStudies,Millbrook,NewYork.35pp.


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20. Keene,W.C.,J.N.Galloway,G.E.LikensandJ.M.Miller.1987.TheGlobalPrecipitationChemistryProject.pp.134-136.In:R.C.Schnell(ed.).GeophysicalMonitoringforClimaticChange,SummaryReportNo.15,1986.U.S.DepartmentofCommerce,Washington,D.C.

21. Butler,T.J.andG.E.Likens.1988.OperationandresearchattheIthacaMAP3SRegionalPrecipitationChemistrySite.AnnualProgressReportfor1988,preparedforU.S.DepartmentofEnergy.DOE/ER/60292-4.

22. Keene,W.C.,J.N.Galloway,G.E.LikensandJ.M.Miller.1988.TheGlobalPrecipitationChemistryProject.Contributiontothe16thGMCCAnnualReport,NOAA.

23. Keene,W.C.,J.N.Galloway,G.E.LikensandJ.M.Miller.1988.TheGlobalPrecipitationChemistryProject.Contributiontothe17thGMCCAnnualReport,NOAA.

24. Butler,T.J.andG.E.Likens.1989.OperationandresearchattheIthacaMAP3SRegionalPrecipitationChemistrySite.AnnualProgressReportfor1989,preparedforU.S.DepartmentofEnergy.DOE/ER/60292-4.

25. Bukaveckas,P.A.andG.E.Likens.1990.Effectsoflakeandwatershedlimingonlakeproductivityandtrophicinteractions.AnnualReportfortheU.S.FishandWildlifeService.36pp.



28. Driscoll,C.T.andG.E.Likens.1994.Transportandfateoftrifluoroacetateintheterrestrialenvironment.In:AlternativeFluorocarbonsEnvironmentalAcceptabilityWorkshoponDecompositionofTFAintheEnvironment,

Washington,D.C.13pp.

29. Lewis,W.M.,E.J.Fee,G.E.Likens,S.W.Chisholm,N.G.Hairston,Jr.,S.T.Threlkeld,C.F.D'Elia,J.E.HobbieandR.G.Wetzel.1995.ChallengesforlimnologyintheUnitedStatesandCanada:AnAssessmentoftheDisciplineinthe1990's.ReportoftheAmericanSocietyofLimnologyandOceanographyChallengesforLimnologyCommittee.SpecialEditionofASLOBulletin4(2).20pp.

30. Ayala,F.J.,R.R.Colwell,P.R.Ehrlich,W.H.Eshbaugh,J.Franklin,D.W.Freckman,D.H.Knight,S.A.Levin,G.E.Likens,J.Lubchenco,J.L.Meyer,H.A.Mooney,G.H.Orians,R.T.Paine,P.G.RisserandG.M.Woodwell.1996.OpenLetterfromLeadersofScientificProfessionalSocieties:RE:TheEndangeredSpeciesAct.Bull.Ecol.Soc.Amer.77(2):116-119.

31. Colwell,R.,J.Lubchenco,D.Freckman,H.Mooney,S.Levin,J.Meyer,G.Likens,P.Risser


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andG.Orians.1996.OpenLetterfromLeadersofScientificProfessionalSocieties.RE:TheEndangeredSpeciesAct.BullEcol.Soc.Amer.77(2):119-120.

32. Likens,G.E.2001.EvaluationoftheproposedCRCFENarranLakesProject–NarranLakesNatureReserve,NSW.UnpublishedReport,NarranLakesProjectReview.Walgett,NSW,Australia.6pp.

33. Butler,T.,G.E.Likens,M.CohenandF.Vermeylen.2006.FinalReporttoNOAAMercuryintheEnvironmentandPatternsofMercuryDepositionfromtheNADP/MDNMercuryDepositionNetwork.InstituteofEcosystemStudiesFinalReporttoNOAA.46pp.

34. Butler,T.,G.E.Likens,M.CohenandF.Vermeylen.2007.FinalReporttoNOAAMercuryintheEnvironmentandPatternsofMercuryDepositionfromtheNADP/MDNMercuryDepositionNetwork.InstituteofEcosystemStudiesFinalReporttoNOAA.87pp.

35.Likens,G.E.2010.AStrategicPlanforanAustralianLong-termEnvironmentalMonitoringNetwork.ReporttoAustralianGovernment’sDepartmentofEnvironment,Water,HeritageandtheArts(DEWHA),May2010.39pp.

36.Likens,G.E.2010.DevelopingabasisforaLong-TermEcologicalResearchNetworkinAustraliaandaSystematicApproachtoEnvironmentalMonitoring.FinalFellowshipReporttotheCommonwealthforEnvironmentResearchFacilities(CERF),DepartmentofEnvironment,Water,HeritageandtheArts(DEWHA),June2010.Canberra,ACT,Australia.14pp.

37. Likens,G.E.2010.AReviewofTheNatureConservancy/BiodiversityProgramofTheThomasFoundation.12pp.

38. Likens,G.E.2010.EvaluationoftheMurrayDarlingBasinAuthorityDraftBasinPlan.12pp.

39. Howarth,R.W.[and58co-signers,includingG.E.Likens].2011.LettertoGovernorAndrewCuomo,15September2011[regardingtheabilityofmunicipaldrinkingwaterfiltrationsystemstoadequatelyremovecontaminantsofthesortfoundinreturnfluidsfromhydraulicfracturing,shouldtheysomehowenterthewatersystem].

40. Butler,T.andG.E.Likens.2014.ReporttoNOAAAirResourcesLaboratory2013MonitoringandResearchatNADP/AIRMoNNY67.52pp.

41.BiographicalprofileinAmericanMenandWomenofScience.GaleCengageLearning.http://amws.mobius365.com/SUILogin?qs=ZV3j5a

42.Weymann,R.,and>200co-signers.2016.AnopenletterregardingclimatechangefromconcernedmembersoftheU.S.NationalAcademyofSciences.September2016.

43. VNyheetteernskapVetenskapsredaktionenVetenskapsredaktör:MariaGunther Såförsurarvårautsläppmarken.


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44. Lindenmayer,D.B.,andG.E.Likens.2018.Maintainingthecultureofecology(editorial).FrontiersinEcologyandtheEnvironment16:195.

45. Moomaw,W.,C.Hanson,andD.DellaSala.2020.LettertoCongress:Scientistsweighinonforestprotectionsandcarbonemissions(signedby200+scientistsincludingGeneE.Likens).

46. DellaSala,D.A.2020.LettertotheBureauofLandManagement(CC:USCongress).2020.ProposedCXnumberC(10)exemptingsalvageloggingofupto5,000-acresonpublicforestlandsnationwidemanagedbytheBLMfromenvironmentalanalysisandcomment(signedbyagroupofscientistsincludingGeneE.Likens).

50. Likens,G.,E.Rosi,andE.Bernhardt.2020.HubbardBrookExperimentalForest:MirrorLakeIceCover1968-presentver6.EnvironmentalDataInitiative.https://doi.org/10.6073/pasta/1d096ecc7ec857847c19a423fd689505.

ABSTRACTS:

1. Bormann,F.H.,G.E.Likens,N.M.JohnsonandR.S.Pierce.1963.Hydrologicmineralcycleinteractioninasmallforestedecosystem.Bull.Ecol.Soc.Amer.44(3):86.

2. Likens,G.E.andA.D.Hasler.1964.Transportofradionuclidesinanice-coveredlake.Verh.Internat.Verein.Limnol.15(1)258.

3. Likens,G.E.,N.M.Johnson,F.H.BormannandR.S.Pierce.1964.Hydrologicmineralcycleinteractioninasmallforestedecosystem.Bull.Ecol.Soc.Amer.45(3):88.

4. Bormann,F.H.andG.E.Likens.1966.Comparativenutrientlossesinsolutionandinparticulatematterfromanundisturbednorthernhardwoodecosystem.Bull.Ecol.Soc.Amer.47(3):115.

5. Johnson,N.M.,G.E.Likens,F.H.BormannandR.S.Pierce.1966.BulkchemicalchangesandrateofchemicalweatheringincentralNewHampshire.Trans.Amer.Geophys.Union47:83-84.

6. Johnson,N.M.,G.E.Likens,F.H.BormannandR.S.Pierce.1966.Chemicalweatheringandmajorcationcyclinginapodzolizationenvironment.Geo.Soc.Amer.,SpecialPaperNo.82:102.

7. Likens,G.E.,F.H.Bormann,N.M.JohnsonandR.S.Pierce.1966.Thecationbudgetforasmallforestedecosystem.Bull.Ecol.Soc.Amer.47(3):115.

8. Bormann,F.H.andG.E.Likens.1967.Nutrientramificationsofclearcuttingaforestecosystem.Bull.Ecol.Soc.Amer.48(3):119.

9. Johnson,N.M.andG.E.Likens.1967.Steady-stateheatflowconditionsinthesedimentsofasmallmeromicticlake.Trans.Amer.Geophys.Union48:211.

10. Likens,G.E.,F.H.Bormann,N.M.JohnsonandR.S.Pierce.1967.Theeffectofforest


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managementonthenutrientbudgetofanorthernhardwoodecosystem.Bull.Ecol.Soc.Amer.48(2):53.

11. Johnson,N.M.,G.E.Likens,F.H.BormannandR.S.Pierce.1968.Rateofgeneration ofnutrient-mineralsfromsilicatemineralsinpodzolsoils.Bull.Ecol.Soc.Amer.

49(2):60.

12. Siccama,T.G.,F.H.BormannandG.E.Likens.1968.PreliminaryevaluationoftheherbcompartmentoftheHubbardBrooknorthernhardwoodforestecosystem.Bull.Ecol.Soc.Amer.49(3):112.

13. Gosz,J.R.,G.E.Likens,F.H.BormannandJ.S.Eaton.1969.Leachinglossesfromleavesofselectedtreespecies.Bull.Ecol.Soc.Amer.50(2):72.

14. Siccama,T.G.,D.Botkin,F.H.BormannandG.E.Likens.1969.Computersimulationofanorthernhardwoodforest.Bull.Ecol.Soc.Amer.50(2):93.

15. Fisher,S.G.andG.E.Likens.1970.Theannualdetritusbudgetofasmallstream.Abstractsofpaperssubmittedforthe33rdAnnualMeetingoftheAmericanSocietyofLimnologyandOceanography,UniversityofRhodeIsland.

16. Gosz,J.R.,G.E.LikensandF.H.Bormann.1970.IntrasystemnutrientcyclingfromlitterfallontheHubbardBrookExperimentalForest.Bull.Ecol.Soc.Amer.51(2):27.

17. Burton,T.M.andG.E.Likens.1971.PopulationestimatesofsalamandersintheHubbardBrookExperimentalForest,NewHampshire.Bull.Ecol.Soc.Amer.52(4):34.

18. Makarewicz,J.C.andG.E.Likens.1971.Fluctuationanddistributionofzooplanktonbiomassinalakeecosystem.Abstractsofpaperssubmittedforthe34thAnnualMeetingoftheAmericanSocietyofLimnologyandOceanography,UniversityofManitoba.

19. Sturges,F.W.,R.T.HolmesandG.E.Likens.1971.TheroleofbirdsinmineralcyclingintheHubbardBrookwatershed-ecosystems.Bull.Ecol.Soc.Amer.52(4):34.

20. Burton,T.M.andG.E.Likens.1972.Theeffectofstrip-cuttingonstreamtemperatureintheHubbardBrookExperimentalForest,NewHampshire.AbstractsofpaperssubmittedfortheSpecialMeetingoftheAmericanSocietyofLimnologyandOceanographywiththeAmericanInstituteofBiologicalSciences,UniversityofMinnesota,Minneapolis.

21. deNoyelles,F.andG.E.Likens.1972.Phytoplanktonspeciesdistributionandbiomassinasmalloligotrophiclake.Abstractsofpaperssubmittedforthe35thAnnualMeetingoftheAmericanSocietyofLimnologyandOceanography,FloridaStateUniversity,Tallahassee.

22. Gosz,J.R.,G.E.LikensandF.H.Bormann.1972.ElementturnoverratesontheHubbardBrookExperimentalForest,NewHampshire.Bull.Ecol.Soc.Amer.53(2):32.

23. Likens,G.E.,N.M.Johnson,F.H.BormannandR.S.Pierce.1972.Nutrientbudgetsfor


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anoligotrophiclakeinNewHampshire.Abstractsofpaperssubmittedforthe35thAnnualMeetingoftheAmericanSocietyofLimnologyandOceanography,FloridaStateUniversity,Tallahassee.

24. Reiners,W.A.,G.E.LikensandF.H.Bormann.1972.Vegetationrecoveryandthenutrientbudgetofaclear-cutwatershedatHubbardBrookExperimentalForest.Bull.Ecol.Soc.Amer.53(2):37.

25. Likens,G.E.1974.Precipitationasasourceofnutrientsfornaturalecosystems. EOSTrans.Amer.Geophys.Union55(4):248.

26. Cogbill,C.V.andG.E.Likens.1974.AcidprecipitationinthenortheasternUnited States.EOSTrans.Amer.Geophys.Union55(4):247.

27. Lehman,J.T.,D.B.BotkinandG.E.Likens.1974.Theassumptionsandrationalesofacomputermodelofphytoplanktonpopulationdynamics.J.Phycol.Suppl.10:11.

28. Lehman,J.T.,D.B.BotkinandG.E.Likens.1974.Ecologicalimplicationsofacomputermodelofphytoplanktonpopulationdynamicssubjecttotemperature,light,andnutrientconstraints.Bull.Ecol.Soc.Amer.55(2):19.

29. Lehman,J.T.,D.B.BotkinandG.E.Likens.1974.Computersimulationofpopulationdynamicsofphytoplanktonsubjectedtoconstraintsoftemperature,lightandnutrients.AbstractsfortheXIXCongressInternat.Assoc.Theor.Appl.Limnol.,Winnipeg,Canada,August1974.p.120.

30. Likens,G.E.andM.B.Davis.1974.Post-glacialhistoryofMirrorLakeanditswatershedinNewHampshire,U.S.A.AbstractsfortheXIXCongressInternat.Assoc.Theor.Appl.Limnol.,Winnipeg,Canada,August1974.p.123.

31. Jordan,M.J.andG.E.Likens.1974.AcarbonbudgetforanoligotrophiclakeinNewHampshire,U.S.A.AbstractsfortheXIXCongressInternat.Assoc.Theor.Appl.Limnol.,Winnipeg,Canada,August1974.p.20.

32. Walker,K.F.andG.E.Likens.1974.Theinfluenceofmorphometryonlakecirculationpatterns,withparticularreferencetomeromixis.AbstractsfortheXIXCongressInternat.Assoc.Theor.Appl.Limnol.,Winnipeg,Canada,August1974.p.221.

33. Bormann,F.H.,G.E.LikensandJ.M.Melillo.1975.Anitrogenbudgetforanundisturbednorthernhardwoodforestecosystem:TheHubbardBrookEcosystemStudy.Bull.Ecol.Soc.Amer.56(2):38.

34. Galloway,J.N.andG.E.Likens.1975.Calibrationofcollectionproceduresfordeterminationofprecipitationchemistry.AbstractsfortheFirstInternat.Symp.onAcidPrecipitationandtheForestEcosystem.Columbus,Ohio,May1975.p.9.

35. Galloway,J.N.,G.E.LikensandE.S.Edgerton.1975.SomeaspectsofhydrogenionchemistryofacidprecipitationincentralNewYork.AbstractsforTheFirstInternat.Symp.onAcidPrecipitationandtheForestEcosystem.Columbus,Ohio,May1975.p.


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28.

36. Gosz,J.R.,G.E.LikensandF.H.Bormann.1975.Energybudgetforanorthernhardwoodforest.Bull.Ecol.Soc.Amer.56(2):38.

37. Hornbeck,J.W.,G.E.LikensandJ.S.Eaton.1975.Seasonalvariationinacidityofprecipitationandtheimplicationsforforest-streamecosystems.AbstractsforTheFirstInternat.Symp.onAcidPrecipitationandtheForestEcosystem.Columbus,Ohio.p.41.

38. Likens,G.E.,J.S.Eaton,F.H.Bormann,R.S.PierceandN.M.Johnson.1975.HydrogenioninputtotheHubbardBrookExperimentalForest,NewHampshireduringthelastdecade.AbstractsforTheFirstInternat.Symp.onAcidPrecipitationandtheForestEcosystem.Columbus,Ohio.p.29.

39. Miller,J.M.,J.N.GallowayandG.E.Likens.1975.TheuseofARLtrajectoriesfortheevaluationofprecipitationchemistrydata.AbstractsforTheFirstInternat.Symp.onAcidPrecipitationandtheForestEcosystem.Columbus,Ohio.p.7.

40. Eaton,J.S.,G.E.LikensandF.H.Bormann.1976.Thebiogeochemistryofsulfurinanortheasternforestecosystem.Abstractsforthe10thMiddleAtlanticRegionalMeeting.February1976.Philadelphia,Pennsylvania.

41. Galloway,J.N.,C.L.Schofield,E.YostandG.E.Likens.1976.InfluencesofacidprecipitationonthewaterandsedimentgeochemistryofAdirondackmountainlakes.Abstractsofpaperssubmittedforthe39thAnnualMeeting,AmericanSocietyofLimnologyandOceanography.Savannah,Georgia.

42. Jordan,M.J.andG.E.Likens.1976.Darkbottlesulfateuptakeasameasureofaquaticbacterialcarbonproduction.Abstractsofpaperssubmittedforthe39thAnnualMeeting,AmericanSocietyofLimnologyandOceanography.Savannah,Georgia.

43. Galloway,J.N.andG.E.Likens.1977.Acidprecipitation:Theimportanceofnitricacid.AbstractssubmittedtoAGUSymposiumontheQualityofPrecipitation.Washington,D.C.

44. Jordan,M.J.andG.E.Likens.1977.Pelagicbacterialproductionmeasuredbyuptakeof35SO4and14CO2.Abstractsofpaperssubmittedforthe40thAnnualMeeting,AmericanSocietyofLimnologyandOceanography.EastLansing,Michigan.

45. Meyer,J.L.andG.E.Likens.1977.Phosphorus,nitrogen,andorganiccarbonfluxinheadwaterstreamecosystems.Abstractsofpaperssubmittedforthe40thAnnualMeeting,AmericanSocietyofLimnologyandOceanography.EastLansing,Michigan.

46. Moeller,R.E.andG.E.Likens.1977.Athree-yearrecordofsestonsedimentationrelatedtolong-termsedimentaccumulationinMirrorLake,NewHampshire.AbstractsofpaperssubmittedforSILXXCongress,Copenhagen.August1977.

47. Melillo,J.M.,F.H.BormannandG.E.Likens.1977.Nitrificationinamid-successionalnorthernhardwoodforestecosystem.Bull.Ecol.Soc.Amer.58(2):17.


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48. Glass,N.R.,G.E.LikensandL.S.Dochinger.1978.Theecologicaleffectsofatmosphericdeposition.AbstractsofpapersforTheThirdNationalConferenceInteragencyEnergy/EnvironmentR&DProgram.Washington,D.C.June1978.

49. Fiance,S.B.,R.J.HallandG.E.Likens.1978.Theeffectsofexperimentalacidificationonasmallstreamcommunity.Bull.Ecol.Soc.Amer.59(2):67.

50. Hall,R.J.,S.B.Fiance,G.E.LikensandG.R.Hendrey.1978.Effectsofexperimentalacidificationonstreaminsectemergence.Bull.Ecol.Soc.Amer.59(2):67.

51. Hall,R.J.,G.E.Likens,G.R.HendreyandS.B.Fiance.1978.ExperimentalstreamacidificationintheHubbardBrookExperimentalForest.Abstractsofpaperssubmittedtothe41stAnnualMeeting,AmericanSocietyofLimnologyandOceanography.Victoria,B.C.June1978.

52. Hornbeck,J.W.andG.E.Likens.1978.ChemicalcontentofstreamsdrainingtwocutoverforestsinNewEngland.EOSTrans.,Amer.Geophys.Union59(4):282.

53. Hall,R.J.andG.E.Likens.1979.Stresseffectsofhydrogen-ionconcentrationonfood-chaindynamicsinamountainstream.Abstractsofpaperssubmittedforthe42ndAnnualMeetingoftheAmericanSocietyofLimnologyandOceanography.StonyBrook,NewYork.June1979.

54. Hendrey,G.R.,R.J.HallandG.E.Likens.1979.Experimentalstreamacidification:Effectsonbenthicalgalproductivity.Abstractsofpaperssubmittedforthe42ndAnnualMeetingoftheAmericanSocietyofLimnologyandOceanography.StonyBrook,NewYork.June1979.

55. Likens,G.E.andR.E.Bilby.1979.Development,maintenanceandroleoforganicdebrisdamsinstreams.AbstractsofpapersforWorkshoponSedimentBudgetsandRoutinginForestCatchments.Corvallis,Oregon.June1979.

56. Hall,R.J.,G.E.Likens,S.B.FianceandG.R.Hendrey.1980.EcologicaleffectsofexperimentalstreamacidificationintheHubbardBrookExperimentalForest,NewHampshire.AbstractsubmittedfortheInternat.ConferenceonTheEcologicalImpactofAcidPrecipitation.Sandefjord,Norway.March1980.

57. Confer,J.L.,T.KaaretandG.E.Likens.1980.Zooplankton,acidrainandhighaltitudelakesofthenortheasternU.S.Abstractsofpaperssubmittedforthe43rdAnnualMeeting,AmericanSocietyofLimnologyandOceanography.Knoxville,Tennessee.June1980.

58. Galloway,J.N.,G.E.LikensandJ.Miller.1981.Processesthatcontrolthecompositionofprecipitationinremoteareas.AbstractforSymposiumontheRoleoftheOceansinAtmosphericChemistry,IAMAPThirdScientificAssembly.

59. Lazrus,A.,G.E.Likens,V.Mohnen,G.KokandW.E.Wilson.1981.Therelationshipofaircompositiontorainacidity.Abstractforpaper81-13.5at74thAnnualMeeting,APCA,Philadelphia,Pennsylvania.June1981.


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60. Cole,J.J.andG.E.Likens.1982.Annualcycleofalgaldecompositioninanoligotrophiclake.Abstractsofpaperssubmittedforthe45thAnnualMeeting,AmericanSocietyofLimnologyandOceanography.NorthCarolinaStateUniversity,Raleigh,NorthCarolina.June1982.

61. Hornbeck,J.W.,C.W.Martin,R.S.Pierce,G.E.Likens,J.S.EatonandF.H.Bormann.1982.Impactsofeven-agemanagementonnutrientandhydrologiccyclesofnorthernhardwoodforests.Bull.Ecol.Soc.Amer.63(2):158.

62. Galloway,J.N.,J.M.Miller,G.E.LikensandW.C.Keene.1983.Asummaryofresultsfromtheglobalprecipitationchemistryproject.AbstractofPaperforWorldMeteorologicalOrganization(WMO),Vienna,Austria.

63. Hooper,R.P.,C.A.ShoemakerandG.E.Likens.1983.Ananalysisofthehydrologicfactorsinfluencingtheimpactofacidprecipitationonstreamsoluteconcentration.AbstractforAmer.Geophys.UnionMeeting,SanFrancisco,California.December1983.

64. Likens,G.E.,F.H.Bormann,R.S.PierceandR.E.Munn.1983.Long-termtrendsinprecipitationchemistryatHubbardBrook,NewHampshire.AbstractofpaperfortheFifthInternationalConferenceoftheCommissiononAtmosphericChemistryandGlobalPollution(CACGP),ChristChurch,Oxford,England.September1983.

65. Munn,R.E.,G.E.Likens,B.Weisman,J.W.Hornbeck,C.W.MartinandF.H.Bormann.1983.AmeteorologicalanalysisoftheprecipitationchemistryeventsamplesatHubbardBrook,NewHampshire.AbstractforFirstInternationalConf.oftheCommissiononAtmosphericChemistryandGlobalPollution.ChristChurch,Oxford,Ohio.September1983.

66. Hornbeck,J.W.,C.W.Martin,R.M.Bloxam,R.E.Munn,G.E.LikensandB.Weisman.1983.Relationshipsofstormtypeandtrajectorytoprecipitationchemistry.AbstractforSymposiumonPerspectivesonAcidPrecipitation:ThermalEnergy’sVexingSide.UniversityofVermont,Burlington.September1983.

67. Likens,G.E.,W.C.Keene,J.M.MillerandJ.N.Galloway.1984.ThechemistryofprecipitationinKatherine,Australia.AbstractforTheScientificApplicationofBaselineObservationsofAtmosphericComposition.Aspendale,Australia.November1984.pp.56-58.

68. Keene,W.C.,J.N.Galloway,G.E.LikensandJ.M.Miller.1985.ContributionsoftheGlobalPrecipitationChemistryProject.AbstractforNAPAPPeer-ReviewMeeting,Boulder,Colorado.September1985.

69. Asbury,C.E.,F.A.Vertucci,M.D.Mattson,G.E.LikensandM.D.Best.1986.ComparisonofhistoricandmoderndataonalkalinityandpHtodetectacidificationinAdirondacklakes.AbstractforIVInternationalCongressofEcology,StateUniversityofNewYork,SyracuseUniversity.p.80.

70. Hedin,L.O.,M.S.MayerandG.E.Likens.1986.Theeffectofdeforestationonorganic


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debrisdamsinstreams.Abstractofpaperssubmittedfor49thAnnualMeetingoftheAmericanSocietyofLimnologyandOceanography,UniversityofRhodeIsland,Kingston.p.51.

71. Mattson,M.D.,F.A.Vertucci,C.E.AsburyandG.E.Likens.1986.FactorsaffectingAdirondacklakeacidification:Atestofcurrenthypothesesusingmeasuredchangesinalkalinity.AbstractforIVInternat.CongressofEcology,StateUniversityofNewYork,SyracuseUniversity.p.230.

72. Vertucci,F.A.,C.E.Asbury,M.D.MattsonandG.E.Likens.1986.TheuseofhistoriclakealkalinitydatatoevaluateHenriksen’smodelsoflakeacidification.AbstractforIVInternat.CongressofEcology,StateUniversityofNewYork,SyracuseUniversity.p.339.

73. Caraco,N.,J.Cole,G.E.Likens,M.MattsonandS.Nolan.1987.AveryunbalancedphosphorusbudgetforMirrorLake,NewHampshire,USA.AbstractforXXIIISocietasInternationalisLimnologiae(SIL),Hamilton,NewZealand.February1987.

74. Hedin,L.O.,M.S.MayerandG.E.Likens.1987.Temporalandspatialresponseoforganicdebrisdamstodeforestation.AbstractforXXIIISocietasInternationalisLimnologiae(SIL),Hamilton,NewZealand.February1987.

75. Likens,G.E.1987.Acidrainanditsinfluenceonsediment-waterexchangeinlakesandstreams.AbstractfortheFourthInternat.Symp.onTheInteractionsBetweenSedimentsandWater.Melbourne,Australia.

76. Likens,G.E.1987.Anexperimentalapproach--introduction.Abstractofpaperssubmittedfor50thAnnualMeeting,AmericanSocietyofLimnologyandOceanography,UniversityofWisconsin,Madison.p.47.

77. Mattson,M.D.andG.E.Likens.1987.Theeffectofbarometricpressureonmethaneebullitionrates.EOSTrans.Amer.Geophys.Union68(50):1691.

78. Caraco,N.,J.J.Cole,G.E.LikensandS.S.Nolan.1988.AtmosphericinputsofphosphorustoMirrorLake,anoligotrophiclakeinNewHampshire.AbstractforaSymposiumatLakeTahoe,“Sub-alpinewatershedprocessesandwaterquality.”CrystalBay,Nevada.June1988.

79. Driscoll,C.T.andG.E.Likens.1988.Long-termtrendsintheacid-basechemistryofstreamwateratHubbardBrook,NH.AbstractforWPCPSpecialtyConferenceonAcidRain,Hartford,Connecticut.May1988.

80. Hedin,L.O.,G.E.LikensandL.Granat.1988.SeasonalchemistryofSO42-,NO3

-andNH4

+inwetdepositioninthenortheasternU.S.andcentralScandinavia.AbstractsofpaperssubmittedfortheAmericanSocietyofLimnologyandOceanography,UniversityofColorado,Boulder.p.33.

81. Scott,N.A.,G.E.LikensandJ.S.Eaton.1988.Lossoftracemetalsviastreamwaterinanorthernhardwoodswatershedfollowingawholetreeharvest.Bull.Ecol.Soc.Amer.69(2):289-290.


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82. Weathers,K.C.,G.E.Likens,F.H.Bormann,S.H.Bicknell,B.T.Bormann,B.C.Daube,Jr.,J.S.Eaton,J.N.Galloway,W.C.Keene,K.D.Kimball,W.H.McDowell,T.G.Siccama,D.SmileyandR.A.Tarrant.1988.ChemicalconcentrationsofcloudwaterfromeightsitesinNorthAmerica.AbstractforNationalAtmosphericDepositionProgram(NADP)TechnicalCommitteeMeeting,Austin,Texas.

83. Caraco,N.F.,J.J.ColeandG.E.Likens.1989.Phosphorusreleasefromsedimentsandanoxia:whichlakesviolatetherules?AbstractforXXIVCongressoftheInternat.Assoc.ofTheoreticalandAppliedLimnology,SocietasInternationalisLimnologiae(SIL),Munich,FederalRepublicofGermany.August1989.p.22.

84. Likens,G.E.1989.Linkagesbetweenhydrologyandbiogeochemistryinforestedcatchments.AbstractforChapmanConferenceonHydrogeochemicalResponsesofForestedCatchments,AmericanGeophysicalUnion.BarHarbor,Maine.September1989.

85. Likens,G.E.,L.O.HedinandT.J.Butler.1989.Somelong-termprecipitationchemistrypatternsatHubbardBrook:Extremesandaverages.Abstract,XXIVCongressoftheInternat.Assoc.ofTheoreticalandAppliedLimnology,SocietasInternationalisLimnologiae(SIL),Munich,FederalRepublicofGermany.August1989.p.89.

86.Butler,T.J.andG.E.Likens.1990.ImpactofchangingregionalemissionsonprecipitationchemistryintheeasternU.S.Bull.Ecol.Soc.Amer.71(2):110.

87. Hedin,L.O.,G.E.Likens,K.M.PostekandC.T.Driscoll.1990.Roleoforganicacidsinsurfacewateracidification:Experimentalacidificationofabrownwaterstream.AbstractofpaperssubmittedfortheAmericanSocietyofLimnologyandOceanography,CollegeofWilliam&Mary,Williamsburg,Virginia.p.40.

88. Hedin,L.O.,G.E.Likens,C.T.DriscollandK.M.Postek.1990.Roleoforganicacidsinbufferinginputsofmineralaciditytosurfacewaters:Afieldexperiment.AbstractforInternationalConferenceonAcidicDeposition:ItsNatureandImpacts.Glasgow,Scotland.September1990.p.343.

89. Likens,G.E.1990.Long-termconsequencesofhumaneffectsonecosystems.p.17.In:J.ArmestoandS.T.A.Pickett(coordinators).AbstractforInternationalWorkshoponComparativeStudiesofNorthandSouthAmericanTemperateEcosystems:Theory,ApproachesandLimitations.TermasdeChillan,Chile.

90. Likens,G.E.1990.Sustainedecologicalresearchandformulationofpublicpolicy.AbstractforFifthAnnualLandscapeEcologySymposium,TheRoleofLandscapeEcologyinPublic-PolicyMakingandLand-UseManagement.MiamiUniversity,Oxford,Ohio.p.16.

91. Likens,G.E.,F.H.Bormann,L.O.Hedin,C.T.DriscollandJ.S.Eaton.1990.Drydepositionofsulfur:A23-yrrecordfortheHubbardBrookForestEcosystem.Bull.Ecol.Soc.Amer.71(2):231.


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92. Lovett,G.M.,G.E.LikensandS.S.Nolan.1990.Acomparisonofmethodsforestimatingdrydepositionofsulfurtoaforestedecosystem.AbstractforBATTELLEmeeting,FifthInternationalConferenceonPrecipitationScavengingandAtmosphere-SurfaceExchangeProcesses.

93. Weathers,K.C.,G.M.LovettandG.E.Likens.1990.Clouddepositiontoaforestedge.Bull.Ecol.Soc.Amer.71(2):363.

94. Caraco,N.F.,J.J.ColeandG.E.Likens.1991.Iron:Phosphorusaccumulationinhypolimneticwaters.AbstractforThirdInternationalWorkshoponPhosphorusinSediments.Woudschoten/Utrecht,TheNetherlands.Sept./Oct.1991.

95. Christ,M.,Y.Zhang,C.T.DriscollandG.E.Likens.1991.Nitrogenimmobilizationcapacityofanorthernhardwoodforestsoil.Bull.Ecol.Soc.Amer.72(2):88.

96. Hultberg,H.andG.E.Likens.1991.SulphurdepositiontoforestedecosystemsinnorthernEuropeandNorthAmerica--large-scalevariationsandlong-termdynamics.AbstractforFifthInternationalConferenceonPrecipitationScavengingandAtmosphere-SurfaceExchangeProcesses.Richland,Washington.July1991.

97. Lovett,G.M.,J.J.ColeandG.E.Likens.1991.Acomparisonofmethodsforestimatingdrydepositionofsulfurtoaforestedecosystem.AbstractforFifthInternationalConferenceonPrecipitationScavengingandAtmosphere-SurfaceExchangeProcesses.Richland,Washington.July1991.

98. Bukaveckas,P.A.andG.E.Likens.1992.Long-termchangesinnutrientinputstoMirrorLake.Abstractfor1992ASLOAquaticSciencesMeeting,SantaFe,NewMexico.February1992.

99. Bukaveckas,P.A.,G.E.Likens,D.C.BusoandT.C.Winter.1992.AnalysisofchemicalfluxeswithintheMirrorLakewatershed.AbstractNo.74,SocietasInternationalisLimnologiae(SIL)XXVInternationalCongress,Barcelona,Spain.August1992.

100. Caraco,N.F.,J.J.ColeandG.E.Likens.1992.Nutrientlimitationinfreshandsaltwaters:Potentialcontrolbysulfurcyclinginsediments.Abstractfor1992ASLOAquaticSciencesMeeting,SantaFe,NewMexico.February1992.

101. Christ,M.,G.E.LikensandC.T.Driscoll.1992.Alysimeter-plottestofthesalteffectinanorthernhardwoodforestspodosol.AgronomyAbstracts,Amer.Soc.ofAgronomy,Minneapolis,Minnesota.

102. Galloway,J.N.,G.E.LikensandW.C.Keene.1992.ThecompositionofprecipitationinTorresdelPaine,Chile:Amongthecleanestintheworld?AbstractforAPatagoniaGem--TheEcologyandNaturalHistoryofaWorldReserve:TorresdelPaineNationalPark,Chile.Santiago,Chile.January1992.

103. Likens,G.E.1992.Ecology,ecosystemsandenvironmentalism.AbstractNo.357,SocietasInternationalisLimnologiae(SIL)XXVInternationalCongress,Barcelona,Spain.August1992.


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104. Likens,G.E.1992.Insightsfromsustainedecologicalresearch.Abstractfor1992ASLO AquaticSciencesMeeting[PlenarySession],SantaFe,NewMexico.February1992.

105. Likens,G.E.andC.Eagar.1992.TheHubbardBrookEcosystemStudy.AbstractforNationalColloquiumonNewPerspectives.SocietyforAmericanForesters,LakeGeneva,Wisconsin.Sept./Oct.1992.

106. Lovett,G.M.,G.E.LikensandS.S.Nolan.1992.Candrydepositiontoaforestbemeasured?Bull.Ecol.Soc.Amer.73(2):255.

107. Peierls,B.L.,J.J.Cole,G.E.LikensandD.Ashizawa.1992.Long-termstreamandrivertemperaturetrends.Abstractfor1992ASLOAquaticSciencesMeeting,SantaFe,NewMexico.February1992.

108. Vertucci,F.A.andG.E.Likens.1992.AcomparisonofregionalestimatesoflakeacidificationintheAdirondackMountains,NewYork,USA.Bull.Ecol.Soc.Amer.73(2):375.

109. Weathers,K.C.andG.E.Likens.1992.CloudwaterchemistryatMohonkMountain,NewYork.AbstractforDanielSmileyConferenceResearchAssociation,MohonkMt.,NewYork.

110. Weathers,K.C.,G.M.LovettandG.E.Likens.1992.Theeffectoflandscapefeaturesonratesofatmosphericdeposition.Bull.Ecol.Soc.Amer.73(2):381.

111. Weathers,K.C.,G.M.LovettandG.E.Likens.1992.TheeffectsoflandscapefeaturesonatmosphericdepositiontotheCatskillMountains,NewYork.AbstractforUSDAForestServiceSymposium,'TheEffectsofAirPollutiononTerrestrialandAquaticEcosystemsinNewEnglandandNewYork.'WatervilleValley,NewHampshire.October1992.

112. Bukaveckas,P.A.,G.E.LikensandC.L.Schelske.1993.Inter-annualvariationandlong-termtrendsinnutrientfluxesintheMirrorLakewatershed.Bull.Ecol.Soc.Amer.74(2):179-180.

113. Caraco,N.F.,J.J.ColeandG.E.Likens.1993.Howcanalakewithanetautotrophicorganiccarbonbalanceoutgascarbondioxideallyearlong?AbstractofpaperssubmittedforASLO/SWS'93[AmericanSocietyofLimnologyandOceanography],Edmonton,Alberta,Canada.

114. Christ,M.,Y.Zhang,G.E.LikensandC.T.Driscoll.1993.Whichhorizonisthelargestsourceofbasecationstothesoilsolution?AlysimeterstudyattheHubbardBrookExperimentalForest,NewHampshire.AgronomyAbstracts.

115. Cole,J.J.,N.F.Caraco,G.E.LikensandG.W.Kling.1993.MeasuredandcalculatedpCO2indicatethatlakesareasource,notasink,foratmosphericCO2.AbstractofpaperssubmittedforASLO/SWS'93[AmericanSocietyofLimnologyandOceanography],Edmonton,Alberta,Canada.


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116. Likens,G.E.1993.Human-acceleratedenvironmentalchange--anecologist'sview.Bull.Ecol.Soc.Amer.74(2):331.

117. Galloway,J.N.,W.C.KeeneandG.E.Likens.1994.Wetdepositioninremoteregions:Implicationsforenvironmentalprocesses.AbstractforInternationalGlobalAtmosphericChemistry(IGAC)Symposium,Fuji-Yoshida,Japan.September1994.

118. Likens,G.E.1994.Sustainedecologicalresearchandtheprotectionofecosystems.AbstractforSecondInternationalConferenceofEcosystemMonitoringProtectionAreas,DalhousieUniversity,Halifax,NovaScotia,Canada.May1994.

119. Pardo,L.H.,P.E.Murdoch,M.J.Mitchell,C.T.DriscollandG.E.Likens.1994.Growingseasonlossofnitrateatthreenortheasternhardwoodforests:Aregionalindicatorofnitrogensaturation?Bull.Ecol.Soc.Amer.75(2):173.

120. Weathers,K.C.,G.M.LovettandG.E.Likens.1994.Howlandscape"features"affectratesofatmosphericdepositiontoahigh-elevationecosystem.AbstractforAcidRainSpecialtyConference,TheNetherlands.October1994.

121. Likens,G.E.,S.Tartowski,C.T.Driscoll,T.W.BergerandD.C.Buso.1995.Thefateoftrifluoroacetateinanorthernhardwoodforest.Suppl.Bull.Ecol.Soc.Amer.76(3):357.

122. Pardo,L.H.,C.T.DriscollandG.E.Likens.1995.Acidificationandnitrogendepositioneffectsonanexperimentallygeneratedchronosequence.AbstractforAcidReignConference,Gothenborg,Sweden,June1995.

123. Galloway,J.N.,W.C.KeeneandG.E.Likens.1995.ProcessescontrollingthecompositionofprecipitationataremoteSouthernHemisphericlocation:TorresdelPaineNationalPark,Chile.GAPAbstract,AmericanGeophysicalUnion.

124. Berger,T.W.,S.Tartowski,G.E.Likens,D.G.Richey,C.T.DriscollandH.Frank.1996.Thetransportandtransformationoftrifluoroacetateinanorthernhardwoodforest.Suppl.Bull.Ecol.Soc.Amer.77(3):33.

125. Likens,G.E.,C.T.DriscollandD.C.Buso.1996.Long-termeffectsofacidrainonecosystemsoftheHubbardBrookExperimentalForest.Suppl.Bull.Ecol.Soc.Amer.77(3):296.

126. Bukaveckas,P.A.,G.E.Likens,D.BusoandT.C.Winter.1997.Inter-annualvariationandlong-termtrendsinsolutechemistryintheMirrorLakewatershed.AbstractsubmittedforBIOGEOMON3rdInternat.SymposiumonEcosystemBehavior,VillanovaUniversity,Philadelphia,Pennsylvania.June1997.

127. Lewis,G.P.andG.E.Likens.1997.Relationshipsbetweenstreamacidanionsandbasecationsinold-growthandsecond-growthPennsylvaniaforests.AbstractforAncientEasternU.S.Old-GrowthForestsConference,Clarion,Pennsylvania.June1997.

128. Lewis,G.P.andG.E.Likens.1997.Forestinsectoutbreaks:Potentialinfluenceofinsectlitteronstreamsolutechemistry.Suppl.Bull.Ecol.Soc.Amer.78(4):132.


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129. Likens,G.E.1997.Discoveringlong-termchangesinecosystemstructureandfunction.AbstractsforIISouthernConnectionCongress.SouthernTemperateBiotaandEcosystems:Past,PresentandFuture.Valdivia,Chile.January1997.NoticierodeBiologia5(1):45.

130. Tartowski,S.andG.E.Likens.1997.Thebiogeochemistryofradioactivelylabeledtrifluoroacetateinanorthernhardwoodforestwetland.Suppl.Bull.Ecol.Soc.Amer.78(4):194.

131. Weathers,K.C.andG.E.Likens.1997.CloudwaterinsouthernChile:Isitanimportantsourceofnutrients?AbstractsforIISouthernConnectionCongress.SouthernTemperateBiotaandEcosystems:Past,PresentandFuture.Valdivia,Chile.January1997.NoticierodeBiologia5(1):126.

132. Bernhardt,E.S.,R.O.Hall,K.H.MacnealeandG.E.Likens.1998.Algalassemblageresponsetoatwo-month,wholestreampHandcalciummanipulationattheHubbardBrookExperimentalForest.Bull.N.Am.Benthol.Soc.15(1):150.

133. Driscoll,C.T.,S.Gbondo-Tugbawa,J.Aber,G.E.LikensandD.C.Buso.1998.Thelong-termchangesinprecipitationandstreamchemistryattheHubbardBrookExperimentalForest,NH:Measurementsandmodelcalculations.AbstractforNationalAtmosphericDepositionProject(NADP)Meeting,St.Petersburg,Florida.October1998.

134. Hall,R.O.andG.E.Likens.1998.EcologicalimplicationsofhighdischargevariabilityinstreamsoftheHubbardBrookExperimentalForest.AbstractsubmittedforXXVIICongressofSocietasInternationalisLimnologiae(SIL),Dublin,Ireland.August1998.

135. Hall,Jr.R.O.,K.H.Macneale,E.S.BernhardtandG.E.Likens.1998.Calciumtransportandstorageduringatwo-monthcalciumadditiontotwoforeststreams.ASLO/ESAMeeting,St.Louis,Missouri.June1998.

136. Likens,G.E.1998.Along-termrecordoficecoverforMirrorLake,NewHampshire:Effectsofglobalwarming?AbstractsubmittedforXXVIICongressofSocietasInternationalisLimnologiae(SIL),Dublin,Ireland.August1998.

137. Likens,G.E.1998.Thevalueoflong-termdataforunderstandingecosystemstructureandfunction:TheHubbardBrookexample.pp.2-4;p.53.ExtendedAbstractandSummaryforASymposiumof‘ResearchintheTaieriCatchment’.OccasionalPaperNumberOne.Univ.Otago,Dunedin,NewZealand.

138. Macneale,K.H.,R.O.Hall,Jr.,E.S.BernhardtandG.E.Likens.1998.ReductioninemergenceofanacidtolerantstoneflyinresponsetoelevatedpHandcalcium.Bull.N.Am.Benthol.Soc.15(1):115.

139. Steinhart,G.S.,G.E.LikensandP.M.Groffman.1998.Denitrificationinstreamsedimentsinfivenortheastern(USA)streams.AbstractsubmittedforXXVIICongressofSocietasInternationalisLimnologiae(SIL),Dublin,Ireland.August1998.

140. Bernhardt,E.S.,R.O.Hall,Jr.andG.E.Likens.1999.Streamnutrientlimitationacrossa


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rangeofforestageintheHubbardBrookExperimentalForest(HBEF),NewHampshire.PosterAbstractforEcologicalSocietyofAmerica,Spokane,WA.

141. Hall,Jr.R.O.,E.S.BernhardtandG.E.Likens.1999.TransientstorageandnutrienttransportinstreamsattheHubbardBrookExperimentalForest.AbstractforTheNorthAmericanBenthologicalSociety,Duluth,MN.

142. Hall,R.O.,H.M.MalcomandG.E.Likens.1999.TrophicbasisofinsectsecondaryproductionintwostreamsatHubbardBrookExperimentalForest.AbstractforEcologicalSocietyofAmerica,Spokane,WA.

143. Kobe,R.K.,G.E.LikensandC.Eagar.1999.Seedlinggrowthandmortalityresponsestoexperimentaladditionsofcalciumandaluminuminanorthernhardwoodforest.AbstractforEcologicalSocietyofAmerica.

144. Likens,G.E.1999.Biogeochemistryofcalcium:long-termstudiesatHubbardBrook.AbstractforFrontiersofCatchmentBiogeochemistryConference,Canberra,Australia.November/December1999.

145. Likens,G.E.1999.LimnologyandfreshwaterecosystemsintheTwenty-FirstCentury.AbstractforPlenaryTalk,AmericanSocietyofLimnologyandOceanography,SantaFe,NM.February1999.

146. Likens,G.E.1999.Thewatershedapproach:someusesandlimitations.AbstractforFrontiersofCatchmentBiogeochemistryConference,Canberra,Australia.November/December1999.

147. Macneale,K.H.,B.L.PeckarskyandG.E.Likens.1999.Stableisotopeshelpidentifythedirectionanddistanceofadultstonefly(Plecoptera)flight.AbstractforTheNorthAmericanBenthologicalSociety.

148. Bernhardt,E.S.andG.E.Likens.2000.Effectsofatwo-monthadditiononstreamnitrogendynamicsattheHubbardBrookExperimentalForest(HBEF).AbstractforEcologicalSocietyofAmerica,Snowbird,Utah.August2000.

149. Bernhardt,E.S.andG.E.Likens.2000.EffectsofaDOCadditiononstreamnitrogendynamicsattheHubbardBrookExperimentalForest(HBEF).AbstractforNorthAmericanBenthologicalSociety.

150. Bernhardt,E.S.,R.O.Hall,Jr.andG.E.Likens.2000.Instreamnitrification:Canitexplain(NO3)instreamoftheHubbardBrookExperimentalForest?AbstractforEcologicalSocietyofAmerica,Snowbird,Utah.August2000.

151. Blum,J.D.,S.C.Peters,C.T.DriscollandG.E.Likens.2000.Awatershed-scalesilicateweatheringexperiment.AbstractforGSAMeeting.November2000.

152. Bowden,W.B.,A.Pearce,J.Harding,P.Gillespie,A.Fenemor,T.DunneandG.E.Likens.2000.Integratingbiophysical,ecological,andsocialresearchforcatchment-scalemanagement:TheMotuekaRiverinitiative.AbstractforFreshPerspectivesConference


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forCRG/ICM,UniversityofCanterbury,NZ.November2000.

153. Campbell,J.,J.Hornbeck,W.McDowell,G.E.Likens,D.BusoandJ.Shanley.2000.Fluxesofdissolvedorganiccarbonfrom8watershedsinNewEngland.AbstractforAGUMeeting.December2000.

154. Houlton,B.Z.,C.T.Driscoll,T.J.FaheyandG.E.Likens.2000.TheeffectoficestormdamageondrainagewaterchemistryattheHubbardBrookExperimentalForest–Linkingnaturaldisturbancetonutrientlossandacidificationofdrainagewater.AbstractforLTERAllScientistsMeeting,Snowbird,Utah.August2000.

155. Kobe,R.K.,G.E.LikensandC.Eagar.2000.Seedlinggrowthandmortalityresponsestoexperimentaladditionsofcalciumandaluminuminanorthernhardwoodforest.AbstractforNADPMeeting,SaratogaSprings.FL.October2000.

156. Macneale,K.H.,B.L.PeckarskyandG.E.Likens.2000.Evidenceofdispersalinanacid-tolerantstonefly(Plecoptera)usingstableisotopes.AbstractforEcologicalSocietyofAmerica,Snowbird,Utah.August2000.

157. Mitchell,M.J.,B.Mayer,S.W.Bailey,J.W.Hornbeck,C.Alewell,C.T.DriscollandG.E.Likens.2000.DiscrepanciesinsulfurmassbalancesattheHubbardBrookExperimentalForest:Useofstableisotopesforevaluatingsulfursourcesandsinks.AcidRain2000Meeting,Tokyo,Japan.

158. Pearce,A.,W.B.Bowden,T.Dunne,A.Fenemor,J.HardingandG.E.Likens.2000.Integratinghydrology,freshwaterecologyandsocialprocessresearchforcatchment-scalemanagement.AbstractforFifthGeorgeKovacsColloquium,IAHS/UNESCOandHydrology,Environment,LifeandPolicy.

159. Weathers,K.C.,W.C.Keene,J.Moody,G.M.Lovett,G.E.Likens,N.Caraco,J.N.Galloway,L.O.Hedin,J.ArmestoandA.Johnson.2000.Atmosphericfluxoforganicandinorganicnitrogentoaremote,coastalforestinsouthernChile.AbstractforAmericanGeophysicalUnionMeeting.December2000.

160.Aber,J.,S.Ollinger,C.Driscoll,G.E.Likens,R.T.Holmes,R.FreuderandC.Goodale.2001.Temporalchangesinnitratelossfromforestedecosystemsinresponsetophysical,chemical,bioticandclimaticperturbations.AbstractforN2001-TheSecondInternationalNitrogenConference,Potomac,Maryland.

161. Bailey,S.W.,D.C.BusoandG.E.Likens.2001.EcosystemCa:Naratio–Apotentialindicatorofrecoveryfromacidification?AbstractforGordonConference2001.

162. Butler,T.J.andG.E.Likens.2001.PreandPostPhaseICleanAirActAmendmentsImpactsonprecipitationSO4

=andH+,anddrydepositionsulfurspeciesandprospectsforrecoveryofacidsensitiveecosystems.AbstractforNADPTechnicalCommitteeMeetingProceedings2000.SaratogaSprings,NY.p.86.

163. Gilliland,A.,T.J.ButlerandG.E.Likens.2001.Seasonalandmonthlybiasinweekly(NADP/NTN)vs.Daily(AIRMoN)ammoniumandnitrogenprecipitationchemistryinthe


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easternU.S.AbstractforN2001Conference-TheSecondInternationalNitrogenConference,Potomac,Maryland.

164.Kobe,R.K.,G.E.LikensandC.Eagar.2001.Seedlinggrowthandmortalityresponsestoexperimentaladditionsofcalciumandaluminuminanorthernhardwoodforest.AbstractforNADPTechnicalCommitteeMeetingProceedings2000.SaratogaSprings,NY.p.36.

165. Likens,G.E.2001.Importanceoflong-termdatasetsformanagingandsustainingParkareas.SymposiumAbstracts,EcologicalSocietyofAmerica86thAnnualMeeting,Madison,WI.p.24.

166. Likens,G.E.,D.C.BusoandJ.W.Hornbeck.2001.FactorsaffectingspatialvariationinstreamwaterchemistryacrosstheHubbardBrookValley,USA.AbstractforSocietasInternationalisLimnologiae,2001.Melbourne,Australia.p.121.

167. Macneale,K.H.,G.E.LikensandB.L.Peckarsky.2001.Feedingstrategiesofsomeadultstoneflies(Plecoptera)criticalforeggproductionanddispersal.AbstractforSocietasInternationalisLimnologiae,2001.Melbourne,Australia.p.230.

168. Macneale,K.H.,B.L.PeckarskyandG.E.Likens.2001.Adultfeedingbysomestoneflies(Plecoptera)criticalforeggproductionanddispersal.Bull.N.Am.Benthol.Soc.18(1):153.

169.McCutchan,J.H.,Jr.,G.E.LikensandA.M.Kelley.2001.Theeffectofforestageonlightavailabilityinsmallstreams.Bull.N.Am.Benthol.Soc.18(1):203-204.

170.Stelzer,R.S.,J.B.HeffernanandG.E.Likens.2001.Theinfluenceofparticulateorganicmatterqualityanddissolvednutrientsonmicrobialrespirationratesinaforeststream.Bull.N.Am.Benthol.Soc.18(1):180.

171.Stelzer,R.S.,J.H.McCutchanandG.E.Likens.2001.Modelingtheeffectsofsamplingfrequencyonestimatesofsoluteexportfromstreams:Theroleofconcentration-dischargerelationshipsandhydrologicalvariability.Abstractfor2001CaryConference.

172.Stelzer,R.S.,J.H.McCutchan,G.E.LikensandD.C.Buso.2001.Seasonalandlong-termvariationofphosphorusinbulkprecipitationandstreamwateratHubbardBrookExperimentalForest,NH,USA.AbstractforSocietasInternationalisLimnologiae,2001.Melbourne,Australia.pp.195-196.

173.Weathers,K.C.,T.J.Butler,G.M.Lovett,G.E.LikensandV.R.Kelly.2001.Emissionsanddepositionofacidrainprecursors.AbstractforNYSERDAConference.

174.Johnson,C.E.,T.G.SiccamaandG.E.Likens.2002.Long-terminvestigationsofleadbiogeochemistryinanorthernhardwoodforest.In:Biogeomon2002,4thInternationalSymposiumonEcosystemBehaviour,TheUniversityofReading,UK.August2002.p.110.

175.Likens,G.E.2002.Biogeochemistry:Someopportunitiesandchallengesforthefuture.


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In:Biogeomon2002,4thInternationalSymposiumonEcosystemBehaviour,TheUniversityofReading,UK.August2002.p.136.

176.Likens,G.E.2002.Useoflong-termdata,massbalancesandstableisotopesinwatershedbiogeochemistry:TheHubbardBrookmodel.MilleniumWorkshop‘BiogeochemicalCyclesinTemperateForestEcosystems’,UniversidadAustraldeChile,Valdivia.November2002.p.2.

177.Macneale,K.H.,B.L.PeckarskyandG.E.Likens.2002.Dispersalofstreaminsects:Stoneflyflightlinkspopulationsacrosshabitats.AbstractforNorthAmericanBenthologicalSociety.Pittsburgh,PA.June2002.

178.Macneale,K.H.,B.L.PeckarskyandG.E.Likens.2002.Streaminsectpopulationsconnectedthroughcross-streamandupstreamadultflight.AbstractforEcologicalSocietyofAmerica.August2002.

179.McCutchan,J.H.,Jr.andG.E.Likens.2002.RelativeimportanceofcarbonsourcesformacroinvertebratesinthreestreamsattheHubbardBrookExperimentalForest.AbstractforNorthAmericanBenthologicalSociety.Pittsburgh,PA,June2002.

180.Butler,T.J.,G.E.Likens,F.M.VermeylenandB.J.B.Stunder.2003.TherelationbetweenNOxemissionsandprecipitationNO3

-intheeasternU.S.A.PosterandAbstract,NADP2003Long-TermMonitoring:SupportingScienceandInformingPolicyProceedings,p.62.Washington,D.C.October2003.

181.Driscoll,C.T.,G.E.LikensandT.Butler.2003.AtmosphericdepositionattheHubbardBrookExperimentalForest,NewHampshire:Linkagesamonglong-termmeasurements,experimentsandmodeling.Abstract,NADP2003Long-TermMonitoring:SupportingScienceandInformingPolicyProceedings,p.45.Washington,D.C.October2003.

182.Kelly,V.R.,G.M.Lovett,K.C.WeathersandG.E.Likens.2003.Trendsinammonium

concentrationsinrelationtolocal-scaleagricultureandregionalsulfurdioxideemissions.PosterandAbstract,NADP2003Long-TermMonitoring:SupportingScienceandInformingPolicyProceedings,p.73.Washington,D.C.October2003.

183.Lowe,W.andG.E.Likens.2003.Effectsofhabitatheterogeneityatmultiplespatialscalesonthedistributionandabundanceofastreamsalamander.LTERAll-ScientistsMeeting,Seattle,WA.September2003.

184.Perron,R.L.,G.E.LikensandD.C.Buso.2003.Comparisonofpotassiuminbulkprecipitationandwetdepositionforatwenty-threeyearperiod(1979-2001)attheHubbardBrookExperimentalForest,Woodstock,NewHampshire(NADPSiteNH02).PosterandAbstract,NADP2003Long-TermMonitoring:SupportingScienceandInformingPolicyProceedings,p.82.Washington,D.C.October2003.

185.Stelzer,R.S.,J.H.McCutchan,Jr.andG.E.Likens.2003.Theeffectsofsamplingfrequencyonestimatesofsoluteexportfromstreams:Theroleofconcentration-dischargerelationshipsandhydrologicalvariability.Abstractfor2003NorthAmerican


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BenthologicalSociety(NABS)Meeting,Athens,GA.May2003.

186.Weathers,K.C.,T.J.Butler,G.E.LikensandG.M.Lovett.2003.Emissionsanddepositionofatmosphericpollutants:Anupdate.NYSERDAAbstract.October2003.

187.Bernhardt,E.S.,R.O.Hall,Jr.,G.E.LikensandD.C.Buso.2004.Canlong-termchangeinstreamNprocessingaffectwatershedNexports?Abstractfor89thAnnualMeetingofEcologicalSocietyofAmerica,Portland,OR.

188.Butler,T.J.,G.E.Likens,F.M.VermeylenandB.J.B.Stunder.2004.TheimpactofchangingNOxemissionsonHNO3drydepositionforCASTNetsitesinthenortheastern,Mid-AtlanticandMidwesternUSA.AbstractforNADPAnnualMeeting,Halifax,NovaScotia.NADPProceedings,p.45.

189.Lowe,W.H.andG.E.Likens.2004.Multi-scalevariationinsalamanderpopulationattributesacrossheadwaterstreamnetworkintheHubbardBrookValleyUSA.AbstractforSocietasInternationalisLimnologiae(SIL)XXIXCongress,Lahti,Finland.p.31.

190.Tripler,C.E.,S.S.KaushalandG.E.Likens.2004.Evaluatingtheevidenceforpotassiumco-limitationinforestedecosystems.AbstractandPosterforAGUPresentation,B41A-20,Montreal,Canada.

191.Bade,D.L.andG.E.Likens.2005.DecliningsulfateburialinMirrorLake.PosterandAbstractforASLOSummerMeeting,SantiagodeCompostela,Spain.June2005.ConferenceAbstracts,p.12.

192.Eviner,V.andG.E.Likens.2005.Effectsofdiseaseonbiogeochemicalcycling.Abstract,ESA/INTECOLAnnualMeeting,Montreal,Quebec,Canada.August2005.

193.Likens,G.E.2005.Thewatershed-ecosystemapproach:Historicalperspectivesandfutureopportunitiesandchallenges.Abstract,90thAnnualMeetingofEcologicalSocietyofAmericaandIXINTECOLInternationalCongressofEcology,Montreal,Quebec,Canada.August2005.

194.Likens,G.E.andD.C.Buso.2005.Long-termmeasurementsofclimatechangeintheHubbardBrookValley,NewHampshire,USA.AbstractforASLOSummerMeeting,SantiagodeCompostela,Spain.June2005.ConferenceAbstracts,p.91.

195.Lovett,G.M.,G.E.Likens,D.C.Buso,C.T.DriscollandS.W.Bailey.2005.Newperspectivesonthechlorinecycle:ResultsfromtheHubbardBrookEcosystemStudy.AbstractandPosterforGordonConferenceonForestedCatchments.July2005.

196.Lowe,W.,G.E.Likens,M.McPeekandD.C.Buso.2005.Linkingdirectandindirectdataondispersal:Isolationbyslopeinaheadwaterstreamsalamander.Abstract,90thAnnualMeetingofEcologicalSocietyofAmericaandIXINTECOLInternationalCongressofEcology,Montreal,Quebec,Canada.August2005.

197.Warren,D.R.,E.S.Bernhardt,R.O.Hall,Jr.andG.E.Likens.2005.Forestage,woodydebris,andnutrientdynamicsinheadwaterstreamsoftheWhiteMountains,NH.


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Abstract,90thAnnualMeetingofEcologicalSocietyofAmericaandIXINTECOLInternationalCongressofEcology,Montreal,Quebec,Canada.August2005.

198. Bade,D.L.andG.E.Likens.2006.SulfatedynamicsinMirrorLake:A30-yearmassbalance.AbstractSubmittedtoESAAnnualMeeting,Memphis,TN.August2006.

199.Butler,T.,G.E.Likens,M.Cohen,F.Vermeylen,D.SchmeltzandR.Artz.2006.TrendsinmercuryconcentrationanddepositionatMDNsitesintheeasternUSA1998-2005.AbstractandPosterforNADPmeeting,Norfolk,VA.October2006.

200.Judd,K.E.,G.E.LikensandP.M.Groffman.2006.Nitrateretentioninwatershed-ecosystemsduringwintermonthsattheHubbardBrookExperimentalForest.

AbstractforAmericanSocietyofLimnologyandOceanographyMeeting,SantaFe,NewMexico.February2007.

201.Likens,G.E.2006.EcosystemScience,EnvironmentalChangeandSociety:APersonalView.AbstractforNeotropicsWorkshop,Valdivia,Chile.November2007.

202.Lowe,W.H.,G.E.Likens,M.A.McPeek,D.C.Buso,B.J.CosentinoandB.T.Greene.2006.Controlsandconsequencesofdispersalinstreams.AbstractforAmericanSocietyofLimnologyandOceanography,Victoria,Canada.June2006.

203.Bade,D.L.,K.BouchardandG.E.Likens.2007.Algalco-limitationbynitrogenandphosphoruspersistsafter30yearsinMirrorLake(NewHampshire,USA).AbstractforSocietasInternationalisLimnologiae,Montreal,Canada.August2007.

204.Cosentino,B.,W.LoweandG.E.Likens.2007.Demographyandmovementofthenorthernspringsalamander,Gyrinophilusporphyriticus,infourNewHampshireheadwaterstreams.AbstractforSocietasInternationalisLimnologiae,Montreal,Canada.August2007.

205.Judd,K.E.,G.E.LikensandP.M.Groffman.2007.Nitrateretentioninwatershed-ecosystemsduringwintermonthsattheHubbardBrookExperimentalForest.AbstractforAmericanSocietyofLimnologyandOceanographyMeeting,SantaFe,NewMexico.February2007.

206.Likens,G.E.andD.C.Buso.2007.Long-termchangesinstreamwaterchemistryfollowingdisturbanceintheHubbardBrookExperimentalForest,USA.AbstractforSocietasInternationalisLimnologiae,Montreal,Canada.August2007.

207.Warren,D.R.,K.E.Judd,D.L.Bade,G.E.LikensandC.E.Kraft.2007.Determiningtheinfluenceofwoodonstreamnitratedynamicsinforestedheadwaterstreams.AbstractforNorthAmericanBenthologicalSociety(NABS)55thAnnualMeeting,Columbia,SC.June2007.

208.Warren,D.R.,K.E.Judd,D.L.Bade,G.E.LikensandC.E.Kraft.2007.SeasoninfluencesofwoodonstreamnitratedynamicsinforestedheadwaterstreamsinthenortheastU.S.AbstractforAmericanGeophysicalUnion,FallMeeting.Smithsonian/NASAAstrophysicsDataSystem.


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209.Daley,R.E.,C.L.Goodale,D.C.Buso,C.T.Driscoll,C.FussandG.E.Likens.2008.HydrologicalcontroloverstreamnitratelossinanaggradingNewHampshireforest.AbstractforAGUConferenceandCIESUndergraduateResearchSymposium.17August2008.

210.Lowe,W.H.,M.A.McPeek,G.E.LikensandB.J.Cosentino.2008.Dispersalanddivergenceinplethodontidsalamanders.Abstractfor93rdAnnualEcologicalSocietyofAmericaMeeting(ESA),Milwaukee,WI.August2008.

211.Butler,T.,F.Vermeylen,G.E.Likens,M.RuryandB.Lee.2009.Regionalimpactsof reducedNO´emissionsonozoneconcentrationsintheeasternUSA:MaximumO3

levelsreducedby10%.NADPAbstractandPoster,SaratogaSprings,NY.October2009.

212.Likens,G.E.2009.Usingwatershed-scale,experimentalmanipulationtogaininsightsintocoupledbiogeochemicalcycles.Abstractfor94thEcologicalSocietyofAmericaAnnualMeeting,Albuquerque,NewMexico.August2009.

213.Likens,G.E.2009.Ecosystemscience,environmentalchangeandsociety.AbstractforGraduateSchoolofChineseAcademyofScience,Nanjing,China.24October2009.

214.Likens,G.E.2009.Long-term,air-land-waterinteractions:Assessinghuman-acceleratedenvironmentalchange.AbstractforEinsteinLecture,ChineseAcademyofSciences,Nanjing,China.October2009.

215.Likens,G.E.2009.Long-termnitrogendynamicsinatemperateforestecosystem.AbstractforAgouronInstituteNitrogenSymposium,Scottsdale,AR.October2009.

216.Likens,G.E.2009.Water:Achallenginginterfacebetweenscientificunderstandingandpolicy.SILAbstract,SILSymposiumonGlobalChangeandFreshwaterEnvironments.ChineseAcademyofSciencesandInternationalSocietyofLimnology,Nanjing,China.October2009.

217.Mitchell,M.J.,G.Lovett,S.Bailey,F.Beall,D.Burns,D.Buso,T.Clair,F.Courchesne,L.Duchesne,C.Eimers,I.Fernandez,D.Houle,D.Jeffries,G.E.Likens,D.Schwede,J.Shanley,K.WeathersandR.Vet.2009.ComparisonsofwatershedsulfurbudgesinsoutheastCanadaandnortheasternU.S.:Newapproachesandapplications.PowerPointpostedonwebsiteforNADPAnnualMeetingandScientificSymposium,SaratogaSprings,NY.October2009.

218.Mitchell,M.J.,G.Lovett,S.Bailey,F.Beall,D.Burns,D.Buso,T.A.Clair,F.Courchesne,L.Duchesne,C.Eimers,D.Houle,D.Jeffries,G.Likens,S.Norton,D.Schwede,J.Shanley,K.WeathersandR.Vet.2009.DiscrepanciesinWatershedSBudgetsinSoutheastCanadaandNortheastU.S.:AComparisonofMass-BalanceApproach.AbstractforAmericanGeophysicalUnion(AGU)Meeting,SanFrancisco,CA.December2008;andNationalAtmosphericDepositionProgram(NADP),SaratogaSprings.October2009.

219.Butler,T.,G.E.Likens,M.Rury,G.LearandC.Lehmann.2010.AMoN:Aninitiallookatthefirsttwoyears.NationalAtmosphericDepositionProgram(NADP)Abstract.Lake


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Tahoe,CA.

220.Torgersen,C.E.,G.E.Likens,D.C.Buso,K.J.McGuireandW.H.Lowe.2010.LinkingnetworkpatternsandprocessesofstreamwaterchemistryacrossscalesinHubbardBrookValley.AbstractforJointMeetingofAmericanSocietyofLimnologyandOceanography(ASLO)andNorthAmericanBenthologicalSociety(NABS),AquaticSciences:GlobalChangesfromtheCentertotheEdge,p.233.SantaFe,NM.June2010.

221.Yanai,R.D.,C.R.Levine,M.Green,J.Campbell,T.Fahey,D.BusoandG.E.Likens.2010.UncertaintyanalysisofthephosphorusbudgetattheHubbardBrookExperimentalForest,NewHampshire.AbstractforAnnualMeetingofEcological

SocietyofAmerica,Pittsburgh,PA.August2010.

222. Argerich, A.,S.L.Johnson,S.D.Sebestyen,C.C.Rhoades,J.D.Knoepp,E.A.Greathouse,M.B.Adams,J.Campbell,W.H.McDowell,G.E.LikensandG.Ice.2011.Trendsinstreamnitrateconcentrationandresponsestodisturbancesinhuman-impactedbasinsacrossU.S.AbstractNorthAmericanBenthologicalSociety(NABS),Providence,RI.May2011.

223. Argerich, A.,S.L.Johnson,S.D.Sebestyen,C.C.Rhoades,E.A.Greathouse,M.B.Adams,D.M.Amatya,J.L.Campbell,G.G.Ice,J.B.Jones,J.D.Knoepp,G.E.Likens,W.H.McDowellandP.M.Wohlgemuth.2011.TemporaltrendsinstreamNconcentrationsandbiogeochemicalresponsestodisturbancesinlong-termreferencewatersheds.AbstractforEighthNationalWaterQualityMonitoringConference(NWQMC),‘Water:OneResource–SharedEffort–CommonFuture.’Portland,OR.May2012.

224. Argerich, A.,S.L.Johnson,S.D.Sebestyen,C.C.Rhoades,E.A.Greathouse,J.B.Jones,J.D.Knoepp,M.B.Adams,G.E.Likens,J.L.Campbell,W.H.McDowell,G.G.Ice,D.M.AmatyaandP.M.Wohlgemuth.2011.TemporalTrendsinStreamNConcentrationsandResponsestoDisturbancesinUSForestedReferenceWatersheds.AbstractandPoster,AGUMeetings.

225.Argerich, A.,S.L.Johnson,S.D.Sebestyen,C.C.Rhoades,J.D.Knoepp,E.A.Greathouse,M.B.Adams,G.E.Likens,J.Campbell,W.H.McDowell,G.G.Ice,D.M.AmatyaandP.M.Wohlgemuth.2011.TrendsinstreamdissolvedinorganicnitrogeninforestedreferencebasinsacrossU.S.Abstractfor7thSymposiumforFreshwaterEuropeanSciences,Girona,Catalonia,Spain.June2011.

226.Campbell,J.S.,G.E.Likens,D.C.BusoandS.D.Sebestyen.2011.Climate-inducedchangesinthetimingofstreamwaternutrientexportattheHubbardBrookExperimentalForest,NewHampshire,USA.Abstract,96thAnnualMeetingofEcologicalSocietyofAmerica,Austin,TX.August2011.


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227.Green,M.,D.C.Buso,J.Campbell,C.R.LevineandR.D.Yanai.2011.Long-termtrendsinuncertaintyofelementfluxesattheHubbardBrookExperimentalForest.Abstract,96thAnnualMeetingofEcologicalSocietyofAmerica,Austin,TX.August2011.

228.Sebestyen,S.D.,S.L.Johnson,C.C.Rhoades,J.Knoepp,J.Vose,A.Argerich,E.Greathouse,G.Ice,D.Amatya,J.Campbell,P.Edwards,J.Jones,G.E.Likens,W.McDowellandP.Wohlgemuth.2011.Synthesizingstreamchemistrydata.XXVIUGGGeneralAssembly:EarthontheEdge:ScienceforaSustainablePlanetMelbourne,Australia.AbstractandPoster.

229.Likens,G.E.andD.C.Buso.2012.DeterminingtheelusivebaselineforsurfacewaterchemistryattheHubbardBrookExperimentalForest.AbstractforEcologicalSocietyofAmericaMeeting,Portland,OR.August2012.

230. Argerich, A.,S.L.Johnson,S.D.Sebestyen,C.C.Rhoades,E.A.Greathouse,P.M.Wohlgemuth,F.N.Scatena,W.H.McDowell,G.E.Likens,J.D.Knoepp,J.B.Jones,G.G.Ice,J.L.Campbell,D.M.AmatyaandM.B.Adams.2012.Effectsofforestdisturbancesonstreamnitrateconcentrations.AbstractforEcologicalSocietyofAmericaMeeting,Portland,OR.August2012.

231. Campbell,J.,R.Yanai,M.Green,G.E.Likens,D.Buso,C.SeeandB.Barr.2013.QuantifyingUncertaintyintheNetHydrologicFluxofCalciumattheHubbardBrookExperimentalForest,NewHampshire,USA.AbstractandPosterforAmericanGeophysicalUnionMeeting.

232. Groffman,P.,G.E.Likens,D.Buso,M.Fisk,M.GreenandC.Beier.2013.Bioenergyandresilienceinthenorthernhardwoodforest.AmericanGeophysicalUnionPoster.

233. Likens,G.E.andD.C.Buso.2013.Long-termchemicalchangesinMirrorLake.SILAbstract,Budapest,Hungary.August2013.

234. Likens,G.E.2014.TheHubbardBrookEcosystemStudy–Interactionsamongair,land,andwater.AbstractforASLO'sAlfredC.RedfieldLifetimeAchievementAwardAcceptanceTalk.2014JointAquaticSciencesMeeting,Portland,OR.

235. Marinos,R.,E.S.Bernhardt,E.Rosi-MarshallandG.E.Likens.2014.Algaebloomwherenoalgaegrewbefore:WhyHubbardBrookstreamsareturninggreen.Abstractfor2014JointAquaticSciencesMeeting,Portland,OR.

236. Butler,T.,F.Vermeylen,G.E.Likens,andC.M.Lehman.TemporalandseasonaltrendsingaseousNH3andprecipitationNH4+concentrationsinseveralregionsoftheUSA.SubmittedtoInternationalAcidRainConferenceinRochester,NY.October2015.

237. ESA100thAnnualMeeting.E.S.Bernhardt,E.Rosi-Marshall,G.E.Likens,andDBuso.Theforestgrowsbuttheecosystemleaks:Calciumenrichmentincreasesbothforestbiomassandnitrogenexport.August9–August142015,Baltimore,MD.

238. ESA100thAnnualMeeting.C.T.Driscoll,C.E.Johnson,HFakhraei,J.L.Campbell,J.J.Battles,J.D.Blum,T.J.Fahey,andG.E.Likens.Effectsofchangingatmospheric


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depositiononthestructureandfunctionoftheNorthernForest:Long-termmeasurements,experimentsandfuturemodelprojectionsfromtheHubbardBrookExperimentalForest,NewHampshire,USA.August9–August142015,Baltimore,MD.

239. GEOBONOpenScienceConference&AllHandsMeeting.BiologicalFieldStations:apivotalinfrastructureforglobalenvironmentalresearch.L.Tydecks,V.Bremerich,K.Tockner,I.Jentschke,andG.E.Likens.Leipzig,Germany,July4thto9th,2016.

240. Likens,G.E.andD.Buso.2016.Long-termchemicalchangesinMirrorLake,NewHampshire,USA.SIL201633Congress,Torino,Italy.

241. Marinos,R.,etal.2016.SOMStabilityunderLong-termRecoveryfromAcidicDepositioninaNorthernHardwoodForest.2016AGUFallMeeting.

242. Fakhraei,H.,C.Driscoll,T.Fahey,J.Campbell,L.Rustad,P.Groffman,andG.Likens.2018.Biogeochemicalsensitivityofanortheastforestecosystemtothenaturalandhumanlanddisturbance.2018AGUSpringMeeting.

243. Likens,G.E.2018.InsightsintoWaterQualityfromLong-TermResearchandMonitoring:LessonsLearnedandImplicationsfortheFuture.PlenaryAddress,2018UCOWR/NIWRAnnualWaterResourcesConference,26June2018(Pittsburgh,PA).

244. Likens,G.E.2018.Long-termmonitoring:EnvironmentalInsightsfromNADPandHubbardBrookpertainingtoacidrain.KeynoteAddress,2018ScientificSymposiumandFallMeetingoftheNationalAtmosphericDepositionProgram(Albany,NY).

245. Galella,J.,S.Kaushal,K.Wood,S.Haq,C.Morel,G.E.Likens,andM.Pace.2019.Abstract-Freshwatersalinizationsyndrome:Causes,consequences,andchemicalcocktails.FallNationalMeetingandExpositionoftheAmericanChemicalSociety(ACS),August25-29,SanDiego,CA.

246. Butler,T.,G.E.Likens,F.Vermeylen,R.Claybrooke,andR.Larson.2019.Poster-Long-termmonitoringofprecipitationchemistry.InsightsintoenvironmentalchangesfromHubbardBrookandtheMAP3S/AIRMoNnetwork.NADPMeeting,November4-8,Boulder,CO.

247. Likens,G.E.,T.Butler,F.Vermeylen,R.Claybrooke,andR.Larson.2019.Abstract-Long-termmonitoringofprecipitationchemistry.InsightsintoenvironmentalchangesfromHubbardBrookandtheMAP3S/AIRMoNnetwork.NADPMeeting,November4-8,Boulder,CO.

248. Kaushal,S.,G.E.Likens,M.Pace,S.Haq,K.L.Wood,J.G.Galella,andC.Morel.2019.Abstract-Freshwatersalinizationsyndrome:Anemergingenvironmentalproblem.AGUFallMeeting,December9-13,SanFrancisco,CA.

RESEARCHGRANTS:

1. ProjectAssociate–‘Radioisotopeexchangestudiesinlakes.’AECAT(1101)-1133:1962.

2. Co-investigator–‘PhysicallimnologyofAntarcticlakes.’NSFGB24093:1962-1963.


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3. Co-principalinvestigator–‘Hydrologic-mineralcycleinteractioninasmallwatershed.’ NSFGB1144:1963-1966;GB4169:1965-1967.

4. PrincipalInvestigator–‘PrimarysuccessioninsomeAlaskanlakes.’USACRREL-DA-AMC-27-021-64-G9:1964-1965.

5. PrincipalInvestigator–‘AlimnologicalstudyofsomeAlaskanlakes.’USA-CRREL-DA-AMC-27-021-65-G17:1965-1966.

6. PrincipalInvestigator–‘Geothermalheatflowinlakes.’NSFGB3666:1965-1966.

7. PrincipalInvestigator–‘Hydrologic-mineralcycleinteractioninsmallundisturbedandman-manipulatedecosystems(watersheds).’NSFGB6757:1967-1969;GB14325:

1969-1971;GB30967X:1971-1973;GB40716:1973-1974;BMS74-20561:1975-1976;BSR-8341136:1981-1984;BSR-8406632:1984-1988;BSR-8807960:1988-1993;1993-1998.

8. PrincipalInvestigator–‘AstudyofthenutrientinputsintoCayugaLakeandSenecaLake,NewYork.’OWRR14-31-0001-3232:1970-1972;OWRR14-31-0001-3832:1972-1973.

9. PrincipalInvestigator–‘Calibrationofcollectionproceduresfordeterminationofprecipitationchemistry.’NOAA04-4-022-31:1974-1975;04-5-022-24:1975-1980.

10. PrincipalInvestigator–‘Man’sinfluenceonthedepositionoftoxicmetalsinAdirondacklakesediments.’USDI14-34-0001-6033:1976.

11. PrincipalInvestigator–‘CollaborativeResearch:Hydrologic-nutrientcycleinteractions,PartTwo.’NSFDEB76-10542;BMS74-20561;BMS74-20572:1976-1978.

12.‘CollaborativeResearch:Hydrologic-nutrientcycleinteractioninsmallundisturbedand man-manipulatedecosystems.’NSFDEB78-10719;DEB79-17236:1978-1981.

13. Co-principalInvestigator–‘TheAcidPrecipitationExperiment(APEX).’NSFATM77-23757/NCARS9010:1979-1980.

14. PrincipalInvestigator–‘Streamacidification.’InternationalPaperCompanyFoundation:1979-1980.

15. PrincipalInvestigator–‘Accelerateddecompositionintheforestfloorofnorthernhardwoodsfollowingclearcutting.’McIntire-StennisProject183-6559:1979-1983.

16. PrincipalInvestigator–‘Experimentalfieldstudiestoevaluatetheeffectsofacidificationofastreamecosystem.’EPACR807104010:1980-1981.

17. Co-principalInvestigator–‘Exploratorystudiesofacidrainonthestructure,function andbiogeochemistryofthenorthernhardwoodecosystematHubbardBrook.’The AndrewW.MellonFoundation:1980-1993.

18. PrincipalInvestigator–‘SupportoftheHubbardBrookExperimentalForestasanationalfieldresearchfacility.’NSFDEB-8122050:1982-1983;BSR-8307849:1983-1987.


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19. Co-principalInvestigator–‘GlobalTrendsNetwork:TheGlobalPrecipitationChemistryProject.’NationalAcidPrecipitationAssessment,ProgramCode,NOAA:1979-1991.

20. PrincipalInvestigator–‘OperationandresearchattheIthacaMAP3Sregionalprecipitationchemistrysite.’U.S.DepartmentofEnergyDE-FG02-85ER60292:1984-1991.

21. PrincipalInvestigator--FirstCaryConferenceonthe‘Statusandfutureofecosystemscience.’NSFBSR-8500442:1985-1986.

22. PrincipalInvestigator–‘Supportofadhoccommitteeonacidrain:Scienceandpolicy.’MaryFlaglerCaryCharitableTrust:1984-1985.

23. PrincipalInvestigator–‘Cloudwaterproject.’TheAndrewW.MellonFoundation:1985-1988.

24. Co-principalInvestigator--‘Mountaincloudchemistryproject.’U.S.EPA/SciencesResearchCenter,SUNYAlbany.EPA685/60107:1985-1987.

25. Co-principalInvestigator–‘EvaluationandregulationofnutrientsourcesforMirrorLake.’NSFBSR-8516879:1986-1989.

26. PrincipalInvestigator–‘Responseoftropicalrainforestwatershedstoharvesting.’USDAForestService,RioPiedras,PuertoRico;CooperativeAgreement19-86-074:1986-1990.

27. PrincipalInvestigator--SecondCaryConferenceon‘Long-termstudiesinecology:Approachesandalternatives.’NSFBSR-8702772:1987-1988.

28. PrincipalInvestigator–‘Airmonitoringfordrydeposition.’EnvironmentalScience&Engineering,Inc.,S86-612-10:1987-1991.

29. PrincipalInvestigator–‘AstudyofcloudwaterchemistryatvariousNorthAmericansites.’TheAndrewW.MellonFoundation:1984.

30. PrincipalInvestigator–‘Long-termEcologicalResearch[LTER]attheHubbardBrookExperimentalForest.’SubcontractfromCornellUniversity,NSFOSP4432:1988-1992;1992-1998;1998-2016.

31. Co-principalInvestigator–‘RehabilitationmanagementandpublicaccessstudyofThe NewYorkBotanicalGardenforest.’HighWindsFund:1985-1989.

32. Co-principalInvestigator–‘TheNewYorkBotanicalForestproject.’LilaWallaceReader’sDigestFund:1991-1993.

33. Co-principalInvestigator-ThirdCaryConferenceon‘Comparativeanalysesofecosystems:Patterns,mechanisms,andtheories.’NSFBSR-8900400:1989.

34. Co-principalInvestigator–‘Phosphorusreleasefromsedimentsinaquaticecosystems:Across-systemstudy.’NSFBSR:1990-1992.


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35. Co-principalinvestigator-FourthCaryConferenceon‘Humanversusnaturalinfluencesonecosystems:Implicationsfortheoryandpractice.’NSF:1991-1992.

36. PrincipalInvestigator–‘Antarcticdryvalleys:Terrestrialandlimneticecosystemsconference.’NSFSubcontractfromNationalAeronauticsandSpaceAdministration:1991.

37. PrincipalInvestigator–‘Theroleofatmosphericfluxofchemicalstonaturalecosystemsinremoteregions.’NOAASubcontractfromtheUniversityofVirginia,Charlottesville,Virginia:1991-1992.

38. PrincipalInvestigator–‘Long-Termmonitoringofcriticalenvironmentalproblems.’GeneralReinsuranceCorporation:1991-1999.

39. Co-principalInvestigator–‘SoilmicrobialecologyprogramattheInstituteofEcosystemStudies.’TheAndrewW.MellonFoundation:1990-1998.

40. Co-principalInvestigator–‘Effectsofwatershedlimingonlakeproductivityandtrophicinteractions.’USDIFishandWildlifeService:1990-1992.

41. Co-principalInvestigator–‘AcidrainresearchintheAdirondacks.’MarjorieandPhilipLitchfield:1991-1992.

42. PrincipalInvestigator–“ResearchinconnectionwithCASTNET–Site510andNDDNSite#110,Ithaca,NewYork.”QST/U.S.EnvironmentalProtectionAgency.1992-2021.

43. PrincipalInvestigator–“MonitoringPrecipitationChemistryatIthacaSite.”NationalOceanicandAtmosphericAdministration.1992-2021.

44. Co-principalInvestigator--FifthCaryConferenceon‘Linkingspeciesandecosystems.’NSF:1993-1994.

45. Co-principalInvestigator–‘Historicaldevelopmentofanold-growthstandintheWhiteMountainNationalForest.’USDAForestService:1993.

46. Co-principalInvestigator–‘MesocosmexperimentsattheOneidaLakeResearchStation.’SubcontractfromCornellUniversity:1991-1994.

47. PrincipalInvestigator–‘TheTransportandFateofTrifluoroacetate(TFA)inaforestedwatershedattheHubbardBrookExperimentalForest,NewHampshire:Aquantitative,mass-balancedapproach.’E.I.duPontdeNemours&Co.,Inc.:1993-1995.

48. PrincipalInvestigator–‘OperationoftheNDDNSite#110,Ithaca,NewYork.’EnvironmentalProtectionAgency/QST:1992-2020.

49. PrincipalInvestigator–‘ResearchinconnectionwithCASTNet—Site#510.’EnvironmentalProtectionAgency/QST:1993-2020.

50. PrincipalInvestigator–‘Researchonbiogeochemicalprocesses,effectsofchangingairandprecipitationchemistryonecosystems,processesunderlyingecosystemstructureanddevelopmentsuchasnitrogenfixation,basecationlossandweathering,ecological


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processesgoverningaquaticandterrestrialecosystems,theeffectsoflanduseonecosystemstructure,functionanddevelopment,andonotherrelatedstudieswhicharepartoftheHubbardBrookEcosystemStudy.’TheAndrewW.MellonFoundation:1993-1999;2000-2007.

51. PrincipalInvestigator–‘HubbardBrookResearchFoundation.’Funding–Various:1990-1999.

52. PrincipalInvestigator–‘RobertS.PierceFund.’Funding–Various:1990-1999.

53. PrincipalInvestigator–‘LTREB:Collaborativeresearch:Hydrologic-nutrientcycleinteractioninsmall,undisturbedandhuman-manipulatedecosystems.’NationalScienceFoundation:1993-1998;1998-2016.

54. PrincipalInvestigator–‘MonitoringprecipitationchemistryatIthacasite.’NationalOceanicandAtmosphericAdministration:1992-2020.

55. PrincipalInvestigator–‘GeneralOperatingSupport.’MerrillLynch&Co.Foundation,Inc.:1992-1998.

56. PrincipalInvestigator–‘MetabolismtransportofcarbonandnutrientsintheHudsonRiverEstuary.’HudsonRiverFoundation.SubcontractthroughCornellUniversity:1996-2001.

57. PrincipalInvestigator–‘Fieldresearchexpensesforthegraduatetrainingprograminhuman-acceleratedenvironmentalchange.’TheLaurelFoundation:1996-2007.

58. PrincipalInvestigator–‘DevelopmentprogramattheInstituteofEcosystemStudies.’MaryFlaglerCaryCharitableTrust:1997-2003.

49. PrincipalInvestigator–‘CapitalcampaignfortheconstructionofanewlaboratorybuildingandfundingofftheG.E.HutchinsonChair.’MaryFlaglerCaryCharitableTrust:1997-2003.

50. Co-PrincipalInvestigator–‘Atmosphericcontrolsonnutrientcyclesinremote,old-growth,temperateforestsofSouthernChile.’TheAndrewW.MellonFoundation:1997-2005.

51. PrincipalInvestigator–‘Director’sprogramforVisitingDistinguishedScientists.’Ullman:1998-2008.

52. PrincipalInvestigator–‘Ecosystemfunctioninmosaiclandscapes:Boundaries,fluxes,andtransformations.’TheAndrewW.MellonFoundation:1998-2007.

53. PrincipalInvestigator–‘TheroleofcalciumsupplyinthestructureandfunctionofaNorthernHardwoodForest.’NSFSubcontractthroughSyracuseUniversity:1998-2004.

54. PrincipalInvestigator–‘RegionalscaleimpactsofPhasesIandIIoftheCleanAirActAmendmentsof1990:TherelationshipbetweenwetanddrydepositionsofH+,sulfur

andnitrogencompounds,andchangesinemissionsofSO2andNOx.’EnvironmentalProtectionAgency:1998-2004.

55. Co-PrincipalInvestigator–‘Feedbacksbetweencalciumcyclingandcanopytree


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dynamicsinnortherntemperateforests.’NationalScienceFoundation,DEB-9815390:1999-2004.

56. PrincipalInvestigator–‘NDDN[NationalDryDepositionNetwork]atHubbardBrook:MonitoringSite#109.’EnvironmentalProtectionAgency:1998-2019.

57. PrincipalInvestigator–‘FSML:FacilitiesimprovementattheInstituteofEcosystemStudies.’NationalScienceFoundation,DBI-9978240:1999-2001.

58. PrincipalInvestigator–‘Coldersoilsinawarmerworld:AsnowmanipulationinaNorthernHardwoodForestecosystem.’NationalScienceFoundation:2000-2004.

59. PrincipalInvestigator–‘MonitoringPrecip.Chem.VIII.’NOAA:2001-2020.

60. PrincipalInvestigator–‘SynthesisofdataconcerningtheecosystemfunctioningoftheNorthCaspianSea.’SubcontractthroughCornellUniversity,Tengichevroil:2002-2003.

61. PrincipalInvestigator–‘HubbardBrookworkshoponstreamecology.’TheAndrewW.MellonFoundation:2003-2004.

62. PrincipalInvestigator–‘Theroleofhydrologicinputsinthebalanceofcarbondioxideinsmalllakes.’NationalScienceFoundation/CFDA,EAR-0309257:2004.

63. PrincipalInvestigator–‘HubbardBrookNationalDryDepositionNetwork.’MonitoringSite#109,QST,EPA,AgreementS687D98112/68d-03-052:1998-2019.

64. PrincipalInvestigator–‘OPUS:Asynthesisoffivedecadesofbiogeochemicalresearchinanorthernhardwoodforestecosystem.’NationalScienceFoundation:2011-2013.

65. PrincipalInvestigator–‘Long-TermEcologicalResearchatHubbardBrookExperimentalForest.’NationalScienceFoundation:2011-2017.

66. PrincipalInvestigator–‘LTREBRenewalatHubbardBrook:Hydrologic-nutrientcycleinteractioninsmall,undisturbedandman-manipulatedecosystems.’NationalScienceFoundation:2013-2018.

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