Peter C. Van Metre

United States Geological Survey — United States

Environmental Science · Physical Sciences

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Research Topics

Toxic Organic Pollutants Impact(60), Water Quality and Resources Studies(60), Heavy metals in environment(31), Groundwater and Isotope Geochemistry(29), Soil and Water Nutrient Dynamics(26)

Publications183 total

Multiple lines of evidence point to pesticides as stressors affecting invertebrate communities in small streams in five United States regions
The Science of The Total Environment·2024· 14 citedOpen Access
Correction to: Prioritizing river basins for intensive monitoring and assessment by the US Geological Survey
Environmental Monitoring and Assessment·2023· 2 citedOpen Access
Ecological consequences of neonicotinoid mixtures in streams
Science Advances·2022· 74 citedOpen Access
Sediment Sources and Sealed-Pavement Area Drive Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbon and Metal Occurrence in Urban Streams
Environmental Science & Technology·2022· 17 cited
New-generation pesticides are prevalent in California's Central Coast streams
The Science of The Total Environment·2021· 27 citedOpen Access
Multiple in-stream stressors degrade biological assemblages in five U.S. regions
The Science of The Total Environment·2021· 40 cited
Is there an urban pesticide signature? Urban streams in five U.S. regions share common dissolved-phase pesticides but differ in predicted aquatic toxicity
The Science of The Total Environment·2021· 40 cited
Inclusion of Pesticide Transformation Products Is Key to Estimating Pesticide Exposures and Effects in Small U.S. Streams
Environmental Science & Technology·2021· 81 cited
Multi-region assessment of chemical mixture exposures and predicted cumulative effects in USA wadeable urban/agriculture-gradient streams
The Science of The Total Environment·2021· 32 cited
Common insecticide disrupts aquatic communities: A mesocosm-to-field ecological risk assessment of fipronil and its degradates in U.S. streams
Science Advances·2020· 67 citedOpen Access
Prioritizing river basins for intensive monitoring and assessment by the US Geological Survey
Environmental Monitoring and Assessment·2020· 26 citedOpen Access
Biofilms Provide New Insight into Pesticide Occurrence in Streams and Links to Aquatic Ecological Communities
Environmental Science & Technology·2020· 49 cited
Pavement alters delivery of sediment and fallout radionuclides to urban streams
Journal of Hydrology·2020· 15 citedOpen Access
Legacy and Current-Use Contaminants in Sediments Alter Macroinvertebrate Communities in Southeastern US Streams
Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry·2020· 15 cited
Multi-region assessment of pharmaceutical exposures and predicted effects in USA wadeable urban-gradient streams
PLoS ONE·2020· 58 citedOpen Access
Daily stream samples reveal highly complex pesticide occurrence and potential toxicity to aquatic life
The Science of The Total Environment·2020· 49 cited
Design and methods of the California stream quality assessment (CSQA), 2017
Antarctica A Keystone in a Changing World·2020· 10 citedOpen Access
Multi-Region Assessment of Pharmaceutical Mixtures and Predicted Effects in Urban-Gradient, Headwater Streams Across the United States
AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts·2019
Projected urban growth in the southeastern USA puts small streams at risk
PLoS ONE·2019· 34 citedOpen Access
Chemical and Physical Controls on Mercury Source Signatures in Stream Fish from the Northeastern United States
Environmental Science & Technology·2019· 33 cited
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Frequent Co-authors

Barbara J. Mahler(33), Lisa H. Nowell(12), Edward Callender(10), Jennifer T. Wilson(9), Patrick W. Moran(8), Travis S. Schmidt(8), Daren M. Carlisle(8), Mark W. Sandstrom(6), Paul M. Bradley(6), Christopher C. Fuller(5), MaryLynn Musgrove(4), Sharon L. Qi(4), Michelle L. Hladik(3), Anita Thapalia(3), David M. Borrok(3), Daniel T. Button(3), Christopher P. Konrad(3), Ian R. Waite(3), Mark D. Munn(3), Thomas J. Bashara(2)