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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. PresentationsView Agenda Note: Several presenters requested that their presentations not be posted on the web. For additional information on these talks , please contact the presenters directly. Mercury Regulatory UpdateRegulatory Update Part I (PPT) Regulatory Update Part II (PPT, 7.6MB) Impairment Update The Latest on Human Exposure: Mercury Contamination in Bay-Delta Sport Fish (PPT, 7MB) Mercury Impacts to Bay Birds: Bioaccumulation and Effects on Avian Reproduction (PPT, 22MB) The Big PictureThe RMP Mercury Strategy (PPT, 4MB) Where is mercury entering the food web?The UC Davis Biosentinel Mercury Monitoring Program: Feedback Tool for Watershed Management (PPT,15.5MB) Spatial and temporal patterns in food web accumulation of Hg (PPT, 7MB) Which processes, sources, and pathways contribute disproportionately to food web accumulation?Localized Mercury Bioaccumulation Study (PPT, 3MB) Estimation of Mercury Bioavailability in Wastewater Treatment Plant Effluents (PPT) Mercury Sources in Watersheds (PPT, 1MB) An Investigation of Atmospheric Mercury Deposition to Bay Area Storm Runoff: a Pilot Study (PPT, 7.5MB) Methylmercury in Bay and Wetland Sediments of the San Francisco Bay Region (PPT, 5MB) |