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Nancy Lauer
Lecturing Fellow of Law
School of Law
nancy.lauer@law.duke.edu
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Selected Publications
Quantifying Riverine Plastic Pollution Using Participatory Science and Trash Traps
Journal Article
Community Science
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2025
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The Social Cost of Plastic to the United States
Report
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2025
Open Access
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Inequitable Distribution of Plastic Benefits and Burdens on Economies and Public Health
Journal Article
Frontiers in Marine Science
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2023
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A Framework for Inland Cities to Prevent Marine Debris: A Case Study from Durham, North Carolina
Journal Article
Frontiers in Marine Science
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2022
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Multiple Geochemical and Isotopic (Boron, Strontium, Carbon) Indicators for Reconstruction of the Origin and Evolution of Oilfield Water from Jiuquan Basin, Northwestern China
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Applied Geochemistry
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2021
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Accuracy of Methods for Reporting Inorganic Element Concentrations and Radioactivity in Oil and Gas Wastewaters from the Appalachian Basin, U.S. Based on an Inter-Laboratory Comparison
Journal Article
Environmental Science: Processes & Impacts
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2019
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Sources of Radium Accumulation in Stream Sediments Near Disposal Sites in Pennsylvania: Implications for Disposal of Conventional Oil and Gas Wastewater
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Environmental Science & Technology
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2018
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The Water Footprint of Hydraulic Fracturing in Sichuan Basin, China
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Science of The Total Environment
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2018
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Origin of Flowback and Produced Waters from Sichuan Basin, China
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Environmental Science & Technology
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2018
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Strontium Isotope Ratios in Fish Otoliths as Biogenic Tracers of Coal Combustion Residual Inputs to Freshwater Ecosystems
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Environmental Science & Technology Letters
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2018
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The Intensification of the Water Footprint of Hydraulic Fracturing
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Science Advances
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2018
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Naturally Occurring Radioactive Materials in Uranium-Rich Coals and Associated Coal Combustion Residues from China
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Environmental Science & Technology
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2017
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Brine Spills Associated with Unconventional Oil Development in North Dakota
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Environmental Science & Technology
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2016
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Age Dating Oil and Gas Wastewater Spills Using Radium Isotopes and Their Decay Products in Impacted Soil and Sediment
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Environmental Science & Technology Letters
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2016
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Cosmogenic 22Na as a Steady-State Tracer of Solute Transport and Water Age in First-Order Catchments
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Earth and Planetary Science Letters
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2016
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Naturally Occurring Radioactive Materials in Coals and Coal Combustion Residuals in the United States
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Environmental Science & Technology
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2015
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