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Slides record panel discussion and questions about stakeholder acceptance, potential conflicts between regulatory requirements and community preferences, and the tension between mercury remediation and habitat protection. They recommend an acronym glossary, contiguous landowner engagement, and improvements to adaptive management including using unexpected outcomes to inform Phase II, integrating relative-risk models, and anticipating regulatory uncertainty and rising costs.

File Type: pdf
Categories: Presentations
Tags: adaptive-management, cost-benefit-analysis, habitat-protection, mercury, monitoring, Phase II, relative-risk, remediation, south-river, stakeholder-engagement
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Type : Presentation
Review Notes : Document appears to be slides from a larger panel or meeting (Part 3) focused on South River remediation topics. No date or explicit meeting identifier is present, and it is unclear whether this is tied to the South River Science Team; categorized as a standalone presentation for safety.

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