Title | PCB, Dioxin, and Chlorinated Pesticide Sources to Vancouver Lake |
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PCB, Dioxin, and Chlorinated Pesticide Sources to Vancouver Lake (Number of pages: 108) (Publication Size: 1MB)
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Author(s) | Coots, R. and M. Friese | ||||
Description | Sources of PCBs, dioxin, and chlorinated pesticides to Vancouver Lake were investigated during the winter, spring, and fall of 2010 from Burnt Bridge Creek, the Flushing Channel, and two Lake River sites. Contaminants were highest during the spring and fall. The NTR human health criterion was exceeded (not met) for total PCBs during all three seasons. Many chlorinated pesticides were detected, but only dieldrin from Burnt Bridge Creek exceeded criteria. Overall Burnt Bridge Creek was ranked the most contaminated of the three inputs to the lake. Lake River north, Lake River south, and the Flushing Channel followed in order of most to least contaminated. | ||||
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Keywords | creek, contaminant, fish, 303(d), river, water, toxic, pesticide, lake, dioxin, furan, chlorinated, clean water act | ||||
WATERSHED | Water Resource Inventory Area 28 Salmon-Washougal | ||||
DATA | Environmental Information Management (EIM) #RCOO0011 |
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Burnt Bridge Creek PCB and Dieldrin Screening Study Quality Assurance Project Plan: Seasonal Water Quality Study of Vancouver Lake Tributaries for PCBs, Dioxin, and Chlorinated Pesticides |
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