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Introduction: Research Hydrologist/Ecologist with the South Atlantic Water Science Center focused on understanding environmental contaminant mixture exposures and real versus perceived effects to human and environmental health.
Paul is project lead, along with Kelly Smalling, of the Drinking-Water and Wastewater Infrastructure Integrated Science Team of the Ecosystems Mission, Environmental Health Program. His research focuses on human exposures to and potential effects of inorganic, organic, and microbial contaminant mixtures in drinking water at the point of use and on anthropogenic contaminant mixtures as ecosystem stressors.
This photo was taken August 27, 2019, at a well in a Minneapolis suburb. Paul Bradley, Research Hydrologist/Ecologist, and Co-lead of the Environmental Health Program, Water and Wastewater Infrastructure Project, is the USGS Scientist pictured in the photograph.
This photo was taken August 27, 2019, at a well in a Minneapolis suburb. Paul Bradley, Research Hydrologist/Ecologist, and Co-lead of the Environmental Health Program, Water and Wastewater Infrastructure Project, is the USGS Scientist pictured in the photograph.
Idealized diagram of a public water supply's water distribution system.
Idealized diagram of a public water supply's water distribution system.
USGS scientist processing water-quality samples. She is surrounded by lots of equipment
USGS scientist processing water-quality samples. She is surrounded by lots of equipment
This photo was taken August 27, 2019, at a well in a Minneapolis suburb. Paul Bradley, Research Hydrologist/Ecologist, and Co-lead of the Environmental Health Program, Water and Wastewater Infrastructure Project, is the USGS Scientist pictured in the photograph.
This photo was taken August 27, 2019, at a well in a Minneapolis suburb. Paul Bradley, Research Hydrologist/Ecologist, and Co-lead of the Environmental Health Program, Water and Wastewater Infrastructure Project, is the USGS Scientist pictured in the photograph.
Idealized diagram of a public water supply's water distribution system.
Idealized diagram of a public water supply's water distribution system.
USGS scientist processing water-quality samples. She is surrounded by lots of equipment
USGS scientist processing water-quality samples. She is surrounded by lots of equipment