This briefing paper describes an Enhanced Adaptive Management (EAM) framework combining decision analysis and mass-balance modeling to evaluate phased remediation alternatives for mercury-contaminated South River (Waynesboro, VA). It links remedial actions (bank stabilization, monitored natural recovery, source control) to predicted water-column and smallmouth bass MeHg outcomes, costs, monitoring needs, and stakeholder-weighted objectives.
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PDF contains no clear publication date. The case study uses hypothetical reach concentrations and loading parameters as stated in the text; document appears to be a briefing/technical report (not a published journal article).
