RMP 2008 Annual Mercury Meeting

Date: 
Wed, 02/20/2008 9:00am

The Fifth Annual San Francisco Bay Mercury Coordination Conference was held on February 20, 2008 in downtown Oakland. Topics discussed included : regulatory updates; latest information on mercury impairment of beneficial uses (e.g. results of sportfish and bird egg monitoring); uptake of mercury into the foodweb using small fish as a biomonitoring tool; measuring contribution of mercury from various sources (atmospheric, stormwater and effluent); and the RMP’s strategy for prioritizing mercury monitoring and research.

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Agenda225.79 KB
Regulatory Update Part I - Carrie Austin and Richard Looker 685 KB
Regulatory Update Part II - Carrie Austin7.55 MB
The Latest on Human Exposure: Mercury Contamination in Bay-Delta Sport Fish - Aroon Melwani, Shira Bezalel, Jennifer Hunt, Letitia Grenier, Jay Davis, Gary Ichikawa, Billy Jakl, Wes Heim, Autumn Bonnema and Margy Gassel7 MB
Mercury Impacts to Bay Birds: Bioaccumulation and Effects on Avian Reproduction - Josh Ackerman, Collin Eagles-Smith, John Takekawa, and Terry Adelsbach22.44 MB
The RMP Mercury Strategy - Jay Davis3.71 MB
The UC Davis Biosentinel Mercury Monitoring Program: Feedback Tool for Watershed Management - Darell G. Slotton, Shaun M. Ayers and Ronald D. Weyand 15.46 MB
Spatial and temporal patterns in food web accumulation of Hg - Ben Greenfield6.83 MB
Localized Mercury Bioaccumulation Study - Vicki Fry 3.05 MB
Estimation of Mercury Bioavailability in Wastewater Treatment Plant Effluents - J. David Dean431 KB
Mercury Sources in Watersheds - Lester McKee1.19 MB
An Investigation of Atmospheric Mercury Deposition to Bay Area Storm Runoff: a Pilot Study - Sarah Rothenberg, Lester McKee, Don Yee, Alicia Gilbreath, and Michelle Lent 7.44 MB
Methylmercury in Bay and Wetland Sediments of the San Francisco Bay Region - Don Yee 5.14 MB