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Brent McKee

Distinguished Professor

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Earth, Marine and Environmental Sciences

Brent Mckee is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Distinguished Professor at University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill.

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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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environmental science earth science ecology oceanography coastal research marine chemistry marine biology aquatic ecosystems marine geology sedimentation climate change hydrology coastal geochemistry geochemistry coastal management estuaries geology sediment research marine environments chemical oceanography coastal geomorphology ocean sciences geography sedimentology continental shelf research continental shelf water science environmental geochemistry organic geochemistry oceanographic research oceanic science coastal process ocean monitoring coastal waters marine ecology estuarine geochemistry sedimentary geology lower mississippi river mississippi river stratigraphy geophysical research marine pollution terrestrial ecology limnology lake tanganyika land-use change global ecology environmental microbiology marine engineering blue carbon paleoceanography physical oceanography regional geology surface water phytoplankton ecology temporal variability amazon shelf hydrological process optical remote sensing seagrass arid environments carbon cycle biological oceanography river restoration sediment process anthropocene particulate materials east china sea carbon accumulation rates western shelf mississippi river delta decadal-scale sediment accumulation uranium geochemistry particle-reactive species anthropogenic environmental change sediment reworking coastal north carolina ecohydrology biogeochemistry

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Impact of Land-Use Change on Salt Marsh Accretion. Estuarine Coastal and Shelf Science (2024)

Molly C. BostAntonio B. RodriguezBrent A. McKee

estuariescoastal managementearth sciencesalt marsh accretionenvironmental sciencecoastal engineeringcoastal geomorphologycoastal researchland-use changeland useecology

Radionuclides in Estuarine and Coastal Systems. Elsevier eBooks (2024)

Joseph TamborskiJ. Kirk CochranBrent McKeeBochao Xu

aquatic ecosystemsestuariesoceanographyearth scienceestuarine geochemistrychemical oceanographycoastal systemsenvironmental sciencemarine environmentsecologymarine chemistry

Anthropogenic Impacts on Tidal Creek Sedimentation Since 1900. PLoS ONE (2023)

Molly C. BostCharles D. DeatonAntonio B. RodriguezBrent A. McKeeF. Joel FodrieCarson B. Miller

climate changeanthropologyhuman impacts on the environmentearth sciencesedimentationanthropoceneenvironmental sciencecoastal researchtidal creek sedimentationanthropogenic impacts

Carbon Accumulation Rates Are Highest at Young and Expanding Salt Marsh Edges. Communications Earth & Environment (2022)

Carson B. MillerAntonio B. RodriguezMolly C. BostBrent A. McKeeNathan D. McTigue

climate changeaquatic ecosystemsearth scienceterrestrial ecologygeobiologysalt marsh edgesenvironmental sciencemarine biologyecologycarbon accumulation rates

Salt Marsh Formation. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2021)

Antonio B. RodriguezBrent A. McKee

hydrogeologymarine geologyearth sciencecoastal managementsalt marshenvironmental sciencecoastal researchmarine biologyecologycoastal process

Coastal Sedimentation Across North America Doubled in the 20Th Century Despite River Dams. Nature Communications (2020)

A. B. RodriguezB. A. McKeeC. B. MillerM. C. BostA. N. Atencio

climate changeearth scienceriver damsnorth americaenvironmental sciencecoastal sedimentationcoastal researchhydrology

Sea Level Rise Explains Changing Carbon Accumulation Rates in a Salt Marsh Over the Past Two Millennia. Journal of Geophysical Research Biogeosciences (2019)

Nathan McTigueJenny DavisAntonio B. RodriguezBrent McKeeAnna AtencioCarolyn Currin

sea level risebiogeochemical cyclescoastal managementcarbon sequestrationearth sciencewetlandssalt marshcarbon cycleforecasting toolbiogeochemistryenvironmental sciencecoastal researchglobal ecologycarbon sinksglobal changeblue carboncarbon dioxide

The Role of Tidal Creeks as Buffers Between Estuaries and Their Changing Watersheds. AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts (2018)

M. C. BostA. B. RodriguezB. A. McKeeC. D. Deaton

aquatic ecosystemsestuariesoceanographyearth sciencecoastal managementcoastal processcoral reefsriver basin managementenvironmental sciencecoastal researchtidal creekswatershed managementchanging watershedscoastal conservationecologyhydrology

A Multi-Season Investigation of Microbial Extracellular Enzyme Activities in Two Temperate Coastal North Carolina Rivers: Evidence of Spatial but Not Seasonal Patterns. Frontiers in Microbiology (2017)

Avery BullockKai ZiervogelSherif GhobrialShannon SmithBrent McKeeCarol Arnosti

multi-season investigationseasonal patternsmicrobiologymarine biologyenvironmental microbiologymicrobial ecology

A Novel Method for Sampling the Suspended Sediment Load in the Tidal Environment Using Bi-Directional Time-Integrated Mass-Flux Sediment (Tims) Samplers. Estuarine Coastal and Shelf Science (2017)

Emily A. ElliottElaine MonbureauGlenn W. WaltersMark A. ElliottBrent A. McKeeAntonio B. Rodriguez

estuariesoceanographyearth sciencesediment transportcoastal managementmarine engineeringsedimentationsuspended sediment loadsamplingenvironmental sciencecoastal engineeringnovel methodcoastal researchenvironmental engineeringtidal environmenthydrology

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Brent McKee

Distinguished Professor

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Earth, Marine and Environmental Sciences

Brent Mckee is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Distinguished Professor at University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Brent McKee

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Distinguished Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Impact of Land-Use Change on Salt Marsh Accretion. Estuarine Coastal and Shelf Science (2024)

Molly C. BostAntonio B. RodriguezBrent A. McKee

estuariescoastal managementearth sciencesalt marsh accretionenvironmental sciencecoastal engineeringcoastal geomorphologycoastal researchland-use changeland useecology

Radionuclides in Estuarine and Coastal Systems. Elsevier eBooks (2024)

Joseph TamborskiJ. Kirk CochranBrent McKeeBochao Xu

aquatic ecosystemsestuariesoceanographyearth scienceestuarine geochemistrychemical oceanographycoastal systemsenvironmental sciencemarine environmentsecologymarine chemistry

Anthropogenic Impacts on Tidal Creek Sedimentation Since 1900. PLoS ONE (2023)

Molly C. BostCharles D. DeatonAntonio B. RodriguezBrent A. McKeeF. Joel FodrieCarson B. Miller

climate changeanthropologyhuman impacts on the environmentearth sciencesedimentationanthropoceneenvironmental sciencecoastal researchtidal creek sedimentationanthropogenic impacts

Carbon Accumulation Rates Are Highest at Young and Expanding Salt Marsh Edges. Communications Earth & Environment (2022)

Carson B. MillerAntonio B. RodriguezMolly C. BostBrent A. McKeeNathan D. McTigue

climate changeaquatic ecosystemsearth scienceterrestrial ecologygeobiologysalt marsh edgesenvironmental sciencemarine biologyecologycarbon accumulation rates

Salt Marsh Formation. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2021)

Antonio B. RodriguezBrent A. McKee

hydrogeologymarine geologyearth sciencecoastal managementsalt marshenvironmental sciencecoastal researchmarine biologyecologycoastal process

Coastal Sedimentation Across North America Doubled in the 20Th Century Despite River Dams. Nature Communications (2020)

A. B. RodriguezB. A. McKeeC. B. MillerM. C. BostA. N. Atencio

climate changeearth scienceriver damsnorth americaenvironmental sciencecoastal sedimentationcoastal researchhydrology

Sea Level Rise Explains Changing Carbon Accumulation Rates in a Salt Marsh Over the Past Two Millennia. Journal of Geophysical Research Biogeosciences (2019)

Nathan McTigueJenny DavisAntonio B. RodriguezBrent McKeeAnna AtencioCarolyn Currin

The Role of Tidal Creeks as Buffers Between Estuaries and Their Changing Watersheds. AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts (2018)

M. C. BostA. B. RodriguezB. A. McKeeC. D. Deaton

Avery BullockKai ZiervogelSherif GhobrialShannon SmithBrent McKeeCarol Arnosti

multi-season investigationseasonal patternsmicrobiologymarine biologyenvironmental microbiologymicrobial ecology

A Novel Method for Sampling the Suspended Sediment Load in the Tidal Environment Using Bi-Directional Time-Integrated Mass-Flux Sediment (Tims) Samplers. Estuarine Coastal and Shelf Science (2017)

Emily A. ElliottElaine MonbureauGlenn W. WaltersMark A. ElliottBrent A. McKeeAntonio B. Rodriguez

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