New York Water Science Center
Paul Stackelberg has worked as a hydrologist with the U.S. Geological Survey since 1988. His research interests have included (1) evaluating natural and anthropogenic factors that affect groundwater quality, (2) developing statistical models for predicting the occurrence of pesticides and other contaminants in groundwater resources, and (3) determining the persistence and fate of pharmaceuticals and other wastewater-related compounds in conventional and advanced drinking-water-treatment facilities. Paul has worked on the National Water Quality Assessment Project since 1994 and is currently coordinating the project's modeling and mapping team.