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Variability in Nutrient and <i>Enterococcus</i> Concentrations in Tidal Floodwater across Watersheds with Different Land Uses
Tidal flooding is an increasingly pressing hazard in coastal Virginia due to sea level rise and land subsidence. The Hampton Roads region of Virginia has the second-highest rate of relative sea level rise in the United States and experiences frequent tidal flooding, but the water quality impacts of
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