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Jennifer Drummond

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16
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710
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Papers (16)

Sediment-Water Interfaces as Traps and Sources of Microplastic Fragments and Microfibers─Insights from Stream Flume Experiments
2025 ACS ES&T Water 3 citations
Snapshot Sampling May Not Be Enough to Obtain Robust Estimates for Riverine Microplastic Loads
2024 ACS ES&T Water 18 citations
Microplastic accumulation in riverbed sediment via hyporheic exchange from headwaters to mainstems
2022 Science Advances 188 citations
Editorial: Early Career Scientists’ Contributions to River Plastic Monitoring Across Scales
2022 Frontiers in Earth Science 2 citations
Source activation or fluvial transport – dynamic controls on spatial patterns and temporal dynamics of plastic pollution in river corridors
2022 1 citations
The 100 Plastic Rivers Programme – A Participatory Approach to Analysing Global River Microplastic Pollution
2022 0 citations
Microplastic accumulation in streambed sediment downstream of a wastewater treatment plant in response to dynamic flow conditions
2022 0 citations
What can we learn from flume experiments about the transport of polyamide microplastics in streams?
2022 0 citations
Hydrologic controls on the accumulation of different sized microplastics in the streambed sediments downstream of a wastewater treatment plant (Catalonia, Spain)
2021 Environmental Research Letters 46 citations
Gathering at the top? Environmental controls of microplastic uptake and biomagnification in freshwater food webs
2020 Environmental Pollution 166 citations
Significance of Hyporheic Exchange for Predicting Microplastic Fate in Rivers
2020 Environmental Science & Technology Letters 110 citations
River corridors as global hotspots of microplastic pollution
2020 0 citations
Is the Hyporheic Zone Relevant beyond the Scientific Community?
2019 Water 176 citations
Distribution of microplastics in streambed sediments downstream of a point source within a geomorphically altered stream
2019 AGUFM 0 citations
River corridors are global hotspots of microplastic pollution, exceeding the amount of plastics found in the world's oceans
2019 AGUFM 0 citations
Microplastic accumulation in streambed sediments is driven by hyporheic exchange flow processes
2019 EGUGA 0 citations