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Meeting handout (South River Science Team, Aug 12, 2004) listing 12 working hypotheses to explain persistent mercury levels in South River fish, with associated experimental concepts and planned actions. Topics include groundwater, sediments, floodplain soils, atmospheric deposition, sediment coring, wetland methylation, selenium analyses, fish diet studies, monitoring, and public-health outreach.

File Type: pdf
Categories: SRST Meeting Documents
Tags: atmospheric deposition, DuPont, fish-tissue, floodplain soils, groundwater, mercury, methylmercury, sediments, selenium, south-river-science-team, Waynesboro
Publication Date : 2004-08-12
Type : Meeting Packet
Review Notes : Document is a South River Science Team handout dated August 12, 2004. Classified as a 'Meeting Packet' because it reads like meeting-distributed working material; could alternatively be considered an internal working paper.

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