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Slide presentation by Will Clements (Colorado State University) posing discussion questions for the South River Science Team about monitoring, modeling, and experimental approaches to measure success and support adaptive management for South River Phase I. Topics include integration of monitoring with experiments, bank stabilization and leaching studies, biochar risks versus benefits, and whether sufficient information exists to proceed with Phase I.

File Type: pdf
Categories: SRST Meeting Documents
Tags: adaptive-management, bank stabilization, biochar, colorado-state-university, interim-measures-work-plan, mercury, monitoring, south-river, south-river-science-team, Will Clements
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Type : Presentation
Review Notes : The PDF is a slide deck addressing the South River Science Team (SRST); it contains no explicit presentation date. Slides reference the Final Interim Measures Work Plan (Feb 2015) and an Animas River photo dated Aug 10, 2015. The acronym 'EAM' is used without definition and a quote attributed to William Ruckelshaus is misspelled on a slide. Category assigned to SRST Meeting Documents because slides directly address SRST members.

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