Nathaniel Warner

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The Pennsylvania State University - University Park Campus

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Nathaniel Warner is an Assistant Professor at Pennsylvania State University University Park in the United States. His research focuses on evaluating the environmental impacts of oil and gas production, particularly through studies on radium exposure, microplastic accumulation, and the chemical composition of produced water and related environmental mitigations. Recent articles include investigations into the isotopic compositions of brine, the toxicity of commercial road palliatives, and the potential for constructed wetlands to treat produced water releases.

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PFI:AIR - TT: Hydroacoustic Cavitation for Reclaiming Clay and Sand from Hydrofracturing Fluids and Solids

Open Date: 2016-09-15

Close Date: 2018-02-28

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Distinguished Professor and Nicholas Chair of Environmental Quality

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Evaluating Radium Exposure in E. dilatata: Insights from Controlled Laboratory Studies of Oil and Gas Produced Water

Utica/Point Pleasant brine isotopic compositions (δ7Li, δ11B, δ138Ba) elucidate mechanisms of lithium enrichment in the Appalachian Basin

Decadal changes in microplastic accumulation in freshwater sediments: Evaluating influencing factors

Evaluation of coal mine drainage and associated precipitates for radium and rare earth element concentrations

Oil and gas produced waters fail to meet beneficial reuse recommendations for use as dust suppressants

Radioactivity from oil and gas produced water accumulated in freshwater mussels

Toxicity and chemical composition of commercial road palliatives versus oil and gas produced waters

Freshwater Mussel Soft Tissue Incorporates Strontium Isotopic Signatures of Oil and Gas Produced Water

Constructed wetlands for polishing oil and gas produced water releases

Oil & gas produced water retention ponds as potential passive treatment for radium removal and beneficial reuse

Efficacy of oil and gas produced water as a dust suppressant

Constructed wetlands for polishing oil and gas produced water releases

Isotopic and element ratios fingerprint salinization impact from beneficial use of oil and gas produced water in the Western U.S.

Maximum Removal Efficiency of Barium, Strontium, Radium, and Sulfate with Optimum AMD-Marcellus Flowback Mixing Ratios for Beneficial Use in the Northern Appalachian Basin

Geochemical and isotope analysis of produced water from the Utica/Point Pleasant Shale, Appalachian Basin

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Jon Sweetman

David Vinson

Avner Vengosh

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