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The October 2013 South River Science Team presentation summarizes updates to a Bayesian network relative risk model. It reports reevaluation of temperature impacts on smallmouth bass reproduction, comparisons of mercury thresholds, incorporation of agricultural BMPs and bank stabilization into the model, limited evidence for biochar, stakeholder interviews emphasizing a “no regrets” goal, and identified data gaps for monitoring.

File Type: pdf
Categories: SRST Meeting Documents
Tags: agricultural-bmps, bank stabilization, bayesian-network, biochar, DuPont, methylmercury, monitoring, risk assessment, smallmouth-bass, south-river-science-team
Publication Date : 2013-10
Type : Presentation
Review Notes : PDF header shows 'October 2013' but no specific day; date recorded at month precision. Document is a presentation summary tied to the South River Science Team meeting.

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