Anne E. Carey

Anne E. Carey studies water chemistry and hydrology in rivers, peatlands (blanket bogs), and urban settings, using tools like stable water isotopes (oxygen and hydrogen) and dissolved organic carbon measurements to track how water moves through and is altered by different landscapes. Recent work focuses on how land use, drainage, and climate events (like droughts and high-flow events) affect water quality and quantity in bog and river systems in Ireland, Ohio, and elsewhere, including some machine-learning approaches to predict streamflow events.

Publication output has remained fairly steady over the past decade, averaging about 5 papers per year with some year-to-year variation and no clear long-term increase or decrease.

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