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Conclusion

A multifaceted approach to identifying and quantifying

non-targeted emerging compounds in environmental

surface and ground water samples impacted by reclaimed

water irrigation has been demonstrated.

• HRAM can be used to identify organic micropollutants

in wastewater-impacted environments, golf course

runoff, and storm water ponds.

• Online SPE coupled with a triple quadrupole MS can

be used to quantitate micropollutants in water samples

down to the sub-ppt (ng/L) level.

• Future work will include studying the toxicological

impact of these compounds on aquatic species.

Figure 4. Boxplots depicting the measured contaminant concentrations in wastewater storage and storm water retention ponds on

Kiawah Island. Purple boxes represent the interquartile range and the bar represents the median value. Hashed lines depict the range of

the data and outliers are plotted as open circles.