Gladys L. Stephenson

Author

Stantec (Canada)

Also Known As

Gladys L Stephenson, Gladys L. Stephenson, Gladys Stephenson

Publications

838

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Concepts

All Affiliations

Stantec (Canada)University of Guelph University of Waterloo Environment and Climate Change Canada University of Saskatchewan

About

Gladys L. Stephenson is an author at Stantec (Canada) specializing in ecotoxicology, environmental toxicology, and engineering.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Engineering	9	9	284
2	Medicine	4	4	87
3	Public Health	4	4	98
4	Allergy	3	3	61
5	Management	1	1	60

Gladys L. Stephenson

Publications

779

Citations

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	Year	Citations
Use of nonlinear regression techniques for describing concentration-response relationships of plant species exposed to contaminated site soils Gladys L. Stephenson, Nicola Koper, Glenn F. Atkinson, Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry	2000	109
Variability of bioaccessibility results using seventeen different methods on a standard reference material, NIST 2710 Iris Koch, Kenneth J. Reimer, Martine Bakker, Journal of Environmental Science and Health Part A	2013	76
Human Exposure Assessment: A Case Study of 8 PAH Contaminated Soils Using <i>in Vitro</i> Digestors and the Juvenile Swine Model Kyle James, Rachel E. Peters, Brian Laird, Environmental Science & Technology	2011	70
The Importance of Understanding the Chemical Form of a Metal in the Environment: The Case of Barium Sulfate (Barite) Charles A. Menzie, Barbara A. Southworth, Gladys L. Stephenson, Human and Ecological Risk Assessment An International Journal EngineeringMetal ContaminationChemistryEnvironmental ChemistryMetalloid Contamination	2008	60
Toxicity of petroleum hydrocarbon distillates to soil organisms Janet Cermak, Gladys L. Stephenson, Detlef Birkholz, Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry Environmental ChemistryCanadian StandardsEngineeringEcotoxicityEnvironmental Engineering	2010	45
Deriving site-specific clean-up criteria to protect ecological receptors (plants and soil invertebrates) exposed to metal or metalloid soil contaminants via the direct contact exposure pathway R. T. Checkai, Eric van Genderen, José Paulo Sousa, Integrated Environmental Assessment and Management	2014	39
State of the science and the way forward for the ecotoxicological assessment of contaminated land Roman G. Kuperman, Ronald T. Checkai, Marcos Vinícius Bastos Garcia, Pesquisa Agropecuária Brasileira EcotoxicityEngineeringSoil InvertebratesSoil BiodiversitySoil Zoology	2009	37
Uptake and Elimination of Cadmium and Zinc by Eisenia andrei During Exposure to Low Concentrations in Artificial Soil Ben A. Smith, Philipp Egeler, Daniel Gilberg, Archives of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology Environmental ChemistryEngineeringEnvironmental EngineeringEisenia AndreiMetal Contamination	2010	32
Comparison of biological and chemical measures of metal bioavailability in field soils: Test of a novel simulated earthworm gut extraction Ben A. Smith, Bruce M. Greenberg, Gladys L. Stephenson Chemosphere Environmental ChemistryEngineeringMetal BioavailabilityEnvironmental EngineeringField Soils	2010	30
Quantitative weight of evidence assessment of higher-tier studies on the toxicity and risks of neonicotinoids in honeybees. 2. Imidacloprid Gladys L. Stephenson, Keith R. Solomon Journal of Toxicology and Environmental Health Part B	2017	29

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