Proceedings: Sediment Toxicity Risk Assessment: Where Are We And Where Should We Be Going?

Weinstein, Michael P.; Douglas, W. Scott

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Proceedings: Sediment Toxicity Risk Assessment: Where Are We And Where Should We Be Going?

2001
By Weinstein, Michael P. ; Douglas, W. Scott

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New Jersey.;New Jersey Marine Sciences Consortium.;National Sea Grant College Program (U.S.)
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To address the issues relating to sediment toxicity, the New Jersey Marine Sciences Consortium hosted a session on risk assessment at the Conference on Dredged Material Management in December 2000. This publication contains the transcript and synthesis article resulting from a panel discussion on ecological risk assessment as well as five invited papers with subjects such as ecotoxicology, toxicant identification, options for dredged materials, and the future of the field.
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Congresses Contaminated Sediments Dredging Dredging Spoil Ecological Risk Assessment Environmental Aspects Marine Sediments Toxicity Testing Toxicology
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NJMSC-W-00-002
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Grant no. NA76-RG0091
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