John R. White

Professor and Associate Dean of Research

Louisiana State University

United States

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John R. White is a Professor and Associate Dean of Research at Louisiana State University, USA. His research focuses on coastal restoration, wetland change, and carbon dynamics in various ecosystems. Recent publications include studies on nitrate reduction in coastal Louisiana, the impact of salinity on soil organic matter in wetlands, and optimizing blue carbon projects in tidal environments.

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James Fourqurean

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Florida International University

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Robert L. Cook

Louisiana State University

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Kehui Xu

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Tuo Wang

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Impact of river reconnection for coastal restoration on nitrate reduction in brackish marsh soils and bay-bottom sediments in coastal Louisiana, USA

Patterns and mechanisms of wetland change in the Breton sound estuary, Mississippi River delta: A review

Enriched Molecular-Level View of Saline Wetland Soil Carbon by Sensitivity-Enhanced Solid-State NMR

Source and degradation of soil organic matter in different vegetations along a salinity gradient in the Yellow River Delta wetland

Carbon dioxide fluxes and the dominant role of vegetation in recently created and reference Gulf Coast marshes

Identifying and filling critical knowledge gaps can optimize financial viability of blue carbon projects in tidal wetlands

Coastal Wetlands in the Anthropocene

Everglades stormwater treatment area research: Synthesis, conclusions, and potential management options

Stormwater treatment areas of the Florida Everglades ecosystem: Science and applications – Everglades STAs special issue

Impact of freshwater river reconnection on porewater salinity and ammonium availability in coastal brackish marsh soils

Temporal variability in soil organic matter accretion rates in coastal deltaic wetlands under changing depositional environments

Coastal wetland area change for two freshwater diversions in the Mississippi River Delta

Temporally-displaced Mississippi River spring flood pulse shows muted aquatic ecosystem response in estuarine waters: A climate change warning for coastal foodwebs

Dredge-material created coastal marshes are more effective at improving water quality than natural marshes in early-stage development

Incorporation of calcium cyanamide and straw reduces phosphorus leaching in a flooded agricultural soil

Interactive influences of meteorological and socioeconomic factors on ecosystem service values in a river basin with different geomorphic features

Surface water temperature impacts on coastal wetland denitrification: Implications for river reconnection

A review of 50 years of study of hydrology, wetland dynamics, aquatic metabolism, water quality and trophic status, and nutrient biogeochemistry in the barataria basin, mississippi delta-system functioning, human impacts and restoration approaches

Impacts of a Major Mississippi River Freshwater Diversion on Suspended Sediment Plume Kinematics in Lake Pontchartrain, a Semi-enclosed Gulf of Mexico Estuary

Investigating the impact of in situ soil organic matter degradation through porewater spectroscopic analyses on marsh edge erosion

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James Fourqurean

Robert L. Cook

Kehui Xu

Tuo Wang

Patrick Inglett

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