Sarah A. White

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Clemson University

United States

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Sarah A. White is a Professor at Clemson University in the United States. Her research focuses on the treatment of surface waters and wastewater through innovative methods such as constructed floating wetlands, nutrient remediation, and the use of aquatic plants in environmental management systems. Recent articles highlight her work on phosphorus removal, resident design preferences for wetland applications, and the impact of plastic use in agricultural settings.

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CLEAN WATER3 - REDUCE, REMEDIATE, RECYCLE: INFORMED DECISION MAKING TO FACILITATE USE OF ALTERNATIVE WATER RESOURCES

Open Date: 2014-09-01

Close Date: 2019-08-01

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William Strosnider

University of South Carolina

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Alexa Lamm

University of Georgia

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A Survey Analysis Comparing Perceptions of Plastic Use in Nurseries and Greenhouses in the United States

Assessing the Costs of Constructed Floating Wetlands for the Treatment of Surface Waters and Wastewater

Understanding resident design preferences and priorities for floating wetlands in coastal stormwater ponds

Phosphorus uptake and release patterns in overwintering constructed floating wetlands

Phosphorus removal from irrigation return flow using an iron oxide filter and denitrifying pine bark bioreactor treatment train

Viability assessment for the use of floating treatment wetlands as alternative production and remediation systems for nursery and greenhouse operations

Potential Susceptibility of Six Aquatic Plant Species to Infection by Five Species of Phytophthora

Plant Nutrient Uptake in Full-Scale Floating Treatment Wetlands in a Florida Stormwater Pond: 2016–2020

Removal and reuse of phosphorus from plant nursery irrigation return water with reclaimed iron oxides

Comparative Nutrient Remediation by Monoculture and Mixed Species Plantings within Floating Treatment Wetlands

Alkalinity of irrigation return water influences nutrient removal efficacy of floatingtreatment wetland systems

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William Strosnider

Alexa Lamm

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