Poster describes development and baseline results of a short-term monitoring (STM) strategy to evaluate bank-stabilization remedies for legacy mercury contamination in the South River, Virginia. Multiple lines of evidence (near-bank sediment, filtered pore water, periphyton, transplanted Asiatic clams) showed reductions in inorganic and total mercury adjacent to stabilized banks; STM objectives, metrics, and adaptive management framework are presented.
File Type:
pdf
Categories:
Presentations
Publication Date :
1905-07-09
Type :
Presentation
Review Notes :
Source is a conference poster (9th Int'l Conference on Remediation and Management of Contaminated Sediments, Jan 9-12, 2017). Document_date set to 2017 because no single publication day is given. Identified as a presentation/poster rather than a full technical report.
