Meryl B Storb , PhD

Meryl's research interests are focused on water quality and building understanding of biogeochemical processes and mechanisms surrounding fate and transport for solutes in both surface water and groundwater. This includes studies surrounding sources of solutes, biogeochemical transformations, and solute relationships with flow using both concentration and load perspectives. Meryl’s past studies have focused primarily on nutrients and metals/metalloids originating in mining influenced landscapes, but also landscapes affected by residential development, and agriculture. Meryl has also focused on changes to flow regimes as a result of different mechanisms influencing runoff generation associated with climate change.