Applied Geochemistry , 2004, V 19, N 7, July.

A Tribute to Gunter Faure
Edited by W.B. Lyons, A.E. Carey, D.T. Long 

1.   
 A call for action  
 Gunter Faure
 Page 991
 
2.   
 Preface 
 W. Berry Lyons, Anne E. Carey and David T. Long
 Pages 993-994 
 
3.   
 Preservation of water samples for arsenic(III/V)
 determinations: an evaluation of the literature
 and new analytical results  ; 
 R. Blaine McCleskey, D. Kirk Nordstrom and 
 Ann S. Maest
 Pages 995-1009 
 
4.   
 Composition of water and suspended sediment
 in streams of urbanized subtropical watersheds in Hawaii  ; 
 Eric Heinen De Carlo, Vincent Laudato Beltran
 and Michael S. Tomlinson
 Pages 1011-1037
 
5.   
 Mineralogical and geochemical controls on
 the release of trace elements from slag
 produced by base- and precious-metal
 smelting at abandoned mine sites  ; 
 Nadine M. Piatak, Robert R. Seal, 
 II and Jane M. Hammarstrom
 Pages 1039-1064
 
6.   
 Effects of pH fluctuations on potentially toxic 
 metals in the water and sediment of the 
 Dillon Reservoir, Summit County, Colorado  ; 
 LeeAnn Munk and Gunter Faure
 Pages 1065-1074 
 
7.   
 Biogeochemical processes controlling
 midday ferrous iron maxima in stream
 waters affected by acid rock drainage  ; 
Diane M. McKnight and Sabre M. Duren
Pages 1075-1084 
 
8.   
 Fractionation of chemical elements including
 the REEs and 226Ra in stream contaminated
 with coal-mine effluent  ; 
 L. M. Centeno, G. Faure, G. Lee and J. Talnagi
 Pages 1085-1095 
 
9.   
 Use of spatial statistics and isotopic tracers
 to measure the influence of arsenical pesticide
 use on stream sediment chemistry in
 New England, USA  ; 
 Gilpin R. Robinson Jr and Robert A. Ayuso
 Pages 1097-1110 

10.   
 Organic matter sources and transport in an
 agriculturally dominated temperate watershed ; 
 Shelly A. Munson and Anne E. Carey
 Pages 1111-1121 
 
11.   
 Occurrence of hexavalent chromium in
 ground water in the western Mojave Desert, California ; 
 James W. Ball and J. A. Izbicki
 Pages 1123-1135  
 
12.   
 Arsenic mobility in groundwater/surface water
 systems in carbonate-rich Pleistocene
 glacial drift aquifers (Michigan)  ; 
 Kathryn Szramek, Lynn M. Walter and
 Patti McCall
 Pages 1137-1155 
 
13.   
 Regional versus local influences on lead and
 cadmium loading to the Great Lakes region  ; 
 Sharon Yohn, David Long, Joel Fett and 
 Lina Patino
 Pages 1157-1175 
 
14.   
 Metals in pond sediments as archives of 
 anthropogenic activities: a study in 
 response to health concerns  ; 
 Joseph R. Graney and Timothy M. Eriksen
 Pages 1177-1188 
 
15.   
 Atmospherically transported elements and
 deposition in the Southeastern United States:
 local or transoceanic?  ; 
 C. W. Holmes and Ryan Miller
 Pages 1189-1200