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The Use of Sediment Cores to Track Persistent Pollutants in Washington State: A Review |
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Date Published |
| 01-03-001 | January 2001 |
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The Use of Sediment Cores to Track Persistent Pollutants in Washington State: A Review (Number of pages: 52) (Publication Size: 1MB)
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| Author(s) |
Yake, W. |
| Description |
Measurement of persistent chemical concentrations in sediment cores can provide a valuable historical record of contamination. This method of evaluating trends in pollution may be particularly useful in association with the Washington State Department of Ecology’s Persistent, Bioaccumulative, Toxic (PBT) Chemical Initiative. |
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| Keywords |
initiative, results, measurement, pollutant, lakes, study, plan, information, water, trend, chemical, sediment, toxic, PBTs, lake, bioaccumulative |
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