News: Two new papers out on ecosystem recovery from acid precipitation and carbon and nitrogen cycling!

The impacts of humans on terrestrial
and freshwater ecosystems

I am a bio​geochemist who follows the movement of carbon, nitrogen and other elements through soils and the streams that drain them.  I am particularly interested in mechanisms of soil organic matter stabilization, mineral-organic associations,  redox-sensitive processes, and hydrologically-integrated biogeochemical understanding. Using tools from ecology, hydrology and geochemistry, I examine these topics on scales ranging from the soil profile to large river basins. My first love is forests, but I am broadly interested in human-impacted ecosystems. 

I am currently a postdoc in Nandita Basu's lab at the University of Waterloo and a former Ph.D. student of Emily Bernhardt at Duke University. 

Twitter: @RichardMarinos