Have Sustained Acidic Deposition Decreases Led to Increased Calcium Availability in Recovering Watersheds of the Adirondack Region of New York, USA?
Gregory B. Lawrence(United States Geological Survey), Michael R. McHale(United States Geological Survey), Jason Siemion(United States Geological Survey), Michael R. Antidormi(United States Geological Survey), Donald B. Bonville(United States Geological Survey)
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