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New Focus on Stormwater
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A major multi-year RMP study revealed the critical role of urban stormwater runoff as a path for emerging contaminants to reach aquatic ecosystems. We developed a first-of-its-kind dataset demonstrating the importance of this underexplored pathway. Within the global scientific community, the RMP is at the forefront of advancing this new understanding of stormwater.

Latest News

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Fri, Jun 26 2026

20 Years of Investigating Underregulated Chemicals

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Fri, May 15 2026

New Data on Salmon-Killing Chemical In San Francisco Bay

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Fri, Mar 13 2026

How Stormwater Studies Can Make the Bay Cleaner

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Tue, Feb 17 2026

Meet The Robots

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Thu, Feb 5 2026

Why The Fate of Antimicrobial Chemicals Matters for San Francisco Bay

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Fri, Jan 9 2026

The Storm Chasers: What Stormwater Reveals About Pollution In San Francisco Bay

 

 

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Recent Publications

Tire- and Vehicle-derived Contaminants, Current Use Pesticides, Pharmaceuticals, and other Emerging Contaminants in Dry vs. Wet Season Bay Water report cover

Tire- and Vehicle-derived Contaminants, Current Use Pesticides, Pharmaceuticals, and other Emerging Contaminants in Dry vs. Wet Season Bay Water

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Application of non-targeted analysis to inform emerging contaminants monitoring in San Francisco Bay sediment report cover

Application of non-targeted analysis to inform emerging contaminants monitoring in San Francisco Bay sediment

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RMP Report Cover For: PFAS in San Francisco Bay: Synthesis and Monitoring Strategy 2026 Revision

PFAS in San Francisco Bay: Synthesis and Monitoring Strategy 2026 Revision

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