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Time	Session	Location	Title
1330	H23C	CC R09	Large Rivers I: Biogeochemistry and Fluxes (joint with B, GC, OS, PA) Presiding: S Leclair, Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences, Tulane University; R Aalto, University of Washington    [Abstracts]
1330	H23C-01	CC R09	Carbon Fluxes in the Amazon and Mekong River systems: Relative Importance of Outgassing versus Fluvial Export *J E Richey, S Alin, R Aalo    [details]
1345	H23C-02	CC R09	Modeling Spatial and Temporal Dynamics of Riverine Sediment and Carbon Delivery to the South China Sea *D L Higgitt, X Lu, S Zhang    [details]
1400	H23C-03	CC R09	From the Andes to the Atlantic: the Evolution of Organic Matter in the Amazon River System *A K Aufdenkampe, E Mayorga, J I Hedges, M E McClain, C A Llerena, P D Quay, A V Krusche, J E Richey    [details]
1415	H23C-04	CC R09	New Insights into the Biogeochemistry of Particulates in the Lower Mississippi River and Adjacent Margin: Transport and Transformation Processes *B A McKee INVITED    [details]
1430	H23C-05	CC R09	Impact of Humans on the Flux of Terrestrial Sediment to the Global Coastal Ocean *J P Syvitski, C Vorosmarty, A J Kettner    [details]
1445	H23C-06	CC R09	How Much Water and Suspended Sediment Does a Large Tropical Island Shed During a Major Hurricane? Hydrologic and Geomorphologic Effects of Hurricane Georges, September 1998, Puerto Rico *M C Larsen, R M Webb, A G Warne    [details]