RMP Annual Meetings
Patrick Lo of the SFPUC has won a gift certificate for dinner at Skates on the Bay. Thanks to everyone who took the time to provide feedback on the meeting!
View Photos from 2007 meeting
The RMP holds its annual meeting to summarize the highlights of the previous year’s findings. In 2007, in celebration of the 35th anniversary of the passage of Federal Clean Water Act, the RMP took a retrospective look-back at how much the Bay has improved in the last 35 years. Speakers from industry, government, and nonprofits discussed some of the major hurdles that we have overcome and identified several of the future challenges that we face.
The RMP Annual Meeting was held on Tuesday, October 2, 2007 at the Oakland Museum from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Presentations are available below. Many of the speakers had articles in the Pulse of the Estuary
- The Regulatory State of the Bay: A Status and Trends Review, Tom Mumley, SFBRWQCB
- Urban Runoff Management: So Far, So Good, So What ?, Geoff Brosseau, BASMAA
- Metals in San Francisco Estuary, Russ Flegal, UC Santa Cruz
- The State of the Bay: Water Quality, Jay Davis and Mike Connor, SFEI and Russ Flegal, UCSC
- Effects of Mercury on Bay Birds, Collin Eagles-Smith, USGS
- Endocrine Disruption in Bay Fish, Kevin Kelley, Cal State Long Beach
- Improved Forecasting in PCBs in San Francisco Bay, John Oram, SFEI
- New Emphasis on Sediment Quality Objectives, Water Board, SCCWRP, and SFEI
- Monitor Water Quality Impacts of Wetland Restoration, Josh Collins, SFEI
- Emerging Problems? Progress on Identifying Contaminants of Concern, Susan Klosterhaus, SFEI
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