Rippy, M.A.*, Krauss, L., Pierce, G., Winfrey, B. Plant functional traits and viewer characteristics co-regulate cultural services provisioning by stormwater bioretention. 2021. Ecological Engineering, 106284.
Bhide, S.V., Grant, S.B.*, Parker, E.A., Rippy, M.A., Godrej, A.N., Kaushal, S., Prelewicz, G., Saji, N., Curtis, S., Vikesland, P., Maile-Moskowitz, A., Edwards, M., Lopez, K.G., Birkland, T.A., Schenk, T. Addressing the contribution of indirect potable reuse to inland freshwater salinization. 2021. Nature Sustainability, 1-9, https://doi.org/10.1038/s41893-021-00713-7.
Pierce, G.*, Gmoser-Daskalakis, K., Rippy, M.A., Holden, P.A., Grant, S.B., Feldman, D.L., Ambrose, R.F. Environmental attitudes and knowledge: Do they matter for support and investment in local stormwater infrastructure? 2021. Society and Natural Resources, https://doi.org/10.1080/08941920.2021.1900963
Parker, E. A., Grant, S. B.*, Cao, Y., Rippy, M.A., Kevin, M., Holden, P., Feraud, M., Avasarala, S., Haizhou, L., Hung, W., Rugh, M., Jay, J. A., Peng, J., Shao, S., Li, D. Predicting unsteady pollutant removal in green stormwater infrastructure with transit time distribution theory. 2021, Water Resources Research, 57 (2), e2020WR028579
Pierce, G.*, Gmoser-Daskalakis, K., Jessup, K., Grant, S. B., Mehring, A., Winfrey, B., Rippy, M. A., Feldman, D., Holden, P., Ambrose, R., Levin, L. University stormwater management within urban environmental regulatory regimes: barriers to progressivity or opportunities to innovate? Environmental Management. 2020, ISSN 0364-152X.
Grant, S. B.*, Duong, K., Rippy, M. A., Pierce, G., Feldman, D., Zanetti, E., McNulty, A. From yards to cities: a simple and generalizable probabilistic framework for upscaling outdoor water conservation behavior. Environmental Research Letters. 2020, 15 (5), 054010.
Huang, X; Rippy, M. A; Mehring, A. S.; Winfrey. B. K.; Jiang, S. C.*; Grant, S. B. Shifts in dissolved organic matter and microbial community composition are associated with enhanced removal of fecal pollutants in urban stormwater wetlands. Water Research. 2018, 137, 310-323.
Grant, S. B.,* Azizian, M., Cook, P., Boano, F., Rippy, M. A. Factoring physics into local and global assessments of nitrogen pollution. Science. 2018, 359 (6381), 1266-1269.
Rippy, M. A.; Deletic, A.; Black, J.; Aryal, R.; Lampard, J-L., Tang, J.; McCarthy, D.; Kolotelo, P.;Sidhu, J.; Gernjak, W.* Pesticide occurrence and spatio-temporal variability in urban run-off across Australia. Water Research. 2017, 115, 245-255.
Azizian, M.; Boano, F.; Cook, P. L. M.; Detwiler, R. L.; Rippy, M. A.; Grant, S. B.* Ambient groundwater flow diminishes nitrate processing in the hyporheic zone of streams. Water Resources Research. 2017, 53, 3941–3967.
Parker, E. A.; Rippy, M. A.; Mehring, A.; Winfrey, B.; Ambrose, R. F.; Levin, L. A.; Grant, S. B.* The predictive power of clean bed filtration theory for fecal indicator bacteria removal in biofilters. Environmental Science and Technology. 2017, 51, 5703–5712. DOI: 10.1021/acs.est.7b00752
Peng, J.*; Cao, Y.*; Rippy, M. A.; Afrooz, ARM N.; Grant, S. B. Indicator and Pathogen Removal by Low Impact Development Best Management Practices. Water. 2016, 8, 12-24.
Hemati, A.; Rippy, M. A.*; Grant, S. B.; Davis, K.; Feldman, D. Deconstructing demand: the anthropogenic and climatic drivers of urban water consumption. Environmental Science and Technology, 2016, 50, 12557-12566. DOI: 10.1021/acs.est.6b02938.
Mehring, A.S.*; Hatt, B.E.; Kraikittikun, D.; Orelo, B.D.; Rippy, M.A.; Grant, S.B.; Gonzalez, J.P.;Jiang, S.C.; Levin, L.A. Soil invertebrates in Australian rain gardens and their potential roles in storage and processing of nitrogen. Ecological Engineering, 2016, 97, 138-143.
Walsh, C.J.*; Booth, D.B.; Burns, M. J.; Fletcher, T. D.; Hale, R.L.; Hoang, L. N.; Livingston, G.; Rippy, M.A.; Roy, A.H.; Scoggins, M.; Wallace, A. Principles for urban stormwater management to protect stream ecosystems. Freshwater Science. 2016, 35(1), 398-411.
Rippy, M. A.*; Weiden, L.; Cooper, W.; Deletic, A.; Grant, S. B. Microlayer enrichment in natural treatment systems (NTS): linking the surface microlayer to urban water quality. WIREs Water, 2016, 3(2), 269-281. DOI:10.1002/wat2.1128.
Askarizadeh, A.; Rippy, M.A.; Fletcher, T.; Feldman, D.; Peng, J.; Bowler, P.; Mehring, A.; Winfrey, B.;Vrugt, J.; AghaKouchak, A.; Jiang, S.; Sanders, B.; Levin, L.; Taylor, S.; Grant, S.B.* From Rain Tanks to Catchments: Use of Low-Impact Development to Address Hydrologic Symptoms of the Urban Stream Syndrome. Environmental Science and Technology. 2015, 49, 11264-11280.DOI:10.1021/acs.est.5b01635.
Azizian, M.; Grant, S. B.*; Kessler, A.; Cook, P.; Rippy, M. A.; Stewardson, M. Bedforms as biocatalytic filters: a pumping and streamline segregation (PASS) model for nitrate removal in permeable sediments. Environmental Science & Technology. 2015. 49, 10993–11002DOI:10.1021/acs.est.5b01941.
Rippy, M. A.* Meeting the Criteria: linking biofilter design to fecal indicator bacteria removal. WIREs Water. 2015. 2, 577-592. DOI:10.1002/wat2.1093.
Rippy, M. A., Stein, R., Sanders, B., Davis, K., McLaughlin, K., Skinner, J., Kappeler, J., Grant, S. B.*Small drains, big problems: the impact of dry weather runoff on shoreline water quality at enclosed beaches. Environmental Science and Technology. 2014. 48, 14168-14177.
Rippy, M. A.*; Franks, P. J. S.; Feddersen, F.; Guza, R; Warrick, J. A. Beach nourishment impacts on bacteriological water quality and phytoplankton bloom dynamics. Environmental Science and Technology. 2013. 47, 6146-6154.
Rippy, M. A.*; Franks, P. J. S.; Feddersen, F.; Guza, R; Moore, D. F. Physical dynamics controlling variability in nearshore fecal pollution: Fecal Indicator Bacteria as passive particles, Marine Pollution Bulletin. 2013. 66, 151-157.