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CWQR research team, led by Professor Clement, received a 6 million dollar NSF award to work on groundwater management problems in the Southeastern United States. The team has produced over 60 journal articles related to this effort.

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CWQR Mission

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CWQR's mission is to generate new knowledge by challenging the status quo and applying it to develop practical solutions to water quality problems in surface-water, groundwater, and drinking-water systems.

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CWQR Mission

CWQR’s mission is to generate new knowledge by challenging the status quo and applying it to develop practical solutions to water quality problems in surface-water, groundwater, and drinking-water systems.

CWQR Vision

To become the Southeastern region’s foremost research center for managing water by generating innovative solutions to address a variety of water quality problems.  Our long-term vision is to establish a national center for managing water quality challenges.

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CWQR Goals

Research

The center's areas of research include: drinking water treatment, wastewater treatment, groundwater management, engineered natural systems, membrane processes, site remediation, and water policy.

Our Research Featured in Publications

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ASCE Journal of Hydrological Engineering, Volume 30, Issue 5, 2025. doi:10.1061/JHYEFF.HEENG-6472

Development of a New Evaporation-Imbibition Method to Characterize the Hysteresis Properties of Unsaturated Soils

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ACS ES&T Water, vol(4), Issue 9, August 7, 2024. doi:10.1021/acsestwater.4c00289

Are scientific misconceptions blind spots in water lawsuits?

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