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  1. The effect of breaching on coastal pond water quality

    Coastal pond breaching is used as a management strategy to improve water quality and reduce the frequency of harmful algal blooms (HABs) in many New England coastal ponds. At Sesachacha Pond, on Nantucket Island, MA, breaching currently is conducted twice annually with the goal of flushing …

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  2. Hydrodynamic controls on multiple tidal inlet persistence

    The importance of the persistence of multiple inlets in coastal systems is fundamental for issues such as water quality, navigability, and beach/barrier stability. In long embayments, having extended residence times, the stability of multiple inlets can be important for more efficient flushing and …

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