Jeff Langman

Associate Professor of Hydrogeochemistry

University of Idaho

United States

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Jeff Langman is an Associate Professor of Hydrogeochemistry at the University of Idaho, USA. His research focuses on groundwater systems, including past aquifer responses to climate change, passive degassing of lithospheric volatiles, and the effects of mining on water quality. He has contributed significantly to understanding solute mobility in backfill aquifers and isotope discrimination related to acid-generating mine environments.

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Michael Broadley

University of Manchester

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Gabriel Bowen

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University of Utah

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Kristopher V. Waynant

University of Idaho

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Rebecca Tyne

The University of Manchester

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Oliver Warr

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University of Ottawa

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Juan Lora

Yale University

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Past aquifer responses to climate recorded by fossil groundwater

Passive degassing of lithospheric volatiles recorded in shallow young groundwater

Kinetic Column Evaluation of Potential Construction Options for Lessening Solute Mobility in Backfill Aquifers in Restored Coal Mine Pits, Powder River Basin, USA

Kinetic Model Evaluation of Arsenic and Selenium Sources in Waste Rock of the Powder River Basin, USA

Iron and Manganese Oxidation States, Bonding Environments, and Mobility in the Mining-Impacted Sediments of Coeur d’Alene Lake, Idaho: Core Experiments

Leachate Experiments to Evaluate Weathering of Waste Rock for Backfill Aquifers in Restored Coal Mine Pits, Powder River Basin, USA

Isotope Discrimination of Source Waters, Flowpaths, and Travel Times at an Acid-Generating, Lead–Zinc–Silver Mine, Silver Valley, Idaho, USA

Monitoring the Ambient Seismic Field to Track Groundwater at a Mountain–Front Recharge Zone

Pathways and Estimate of Aquifer Recharge in a Flood Basalt Terrain; A Review from the South Fork Palouse River Basin (Columbia River Plateau, USA)

Snowpack Aging, Water Isotope Evolution, and Runoff Isotope Signals, Palouse Range, Idaho, USA

Tracing δ18O and δ2H in Source Waters and Recharge Pathways of a Fractured-Basalt and Interbedded-Sediment Aquifer, Columbia River Flood Basalt Province

Clinoptilolite and iron sorption/desorption under multiple pH conditions: Testing a substrate for passive treatment of acidic, iron‐rich solutions

A review of acid rock drainage, seasonal flux of discharge and metal concentrations, and passive treatment system limitations

Comparison of APTES-Functionalized Silica Fiber and Clinoptilolite for Reducing Iron Concentrations in an Acidic Iron(II) Sulfate Solution: Potential Passive Treatment Substrates

Perceived Risk and Intentions to Practice Health Protective Behaviors in a Mining-Impacted Region

Sulfur Species, Bonding Environment, and Metal Mobilization in Mining-Impacted Lake Sediments: Column Experiments Replicating Seasonal Anoxia and Deposition of Algal Detritus

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Michael Broadley

Gabriel Bowen

Kristopher V. Waynant

Rebecca Tyne

Oliver Warr

Juan Lora

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