Biography and Research Information
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Jacob Siebach's research focuses on the environmental impact of lead migration, particularly at public shooting ranges in Arkansas. His work investigates the movement and potential contamination pathways of lead in these environments. Siebach has contributed to studies evaluating lead migration in Arkansas, with publications in 2025. He collaborates with Brianna Winchester at Arkansas Tech University on shared research projects. His recent work highlights an interest in environmental science and public health concerns related to contaminants.
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- Publications: 2
Selected Publications
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EVALUATION OF LEAD MIGRATION AT A PUBLIC SHOOTING RANGE IN ARKANSAS (2025)
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Brianna Winchester
2 shared publications
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- EVALUATION OF LEAD MIGRATION AT A PUBLIC SHOOTING RANGE IN ARKANSAS
- Evaluation of Lead Migration at Public Shooting Ranges in Arkansas
Thomas P. Matthews
1 shared publication
- Evaluation of Lead Migration at Public Shooting Ranges in Arkansas
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