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> U.S. EPA Office of Research & Development Product Expo in Region 9
Sponsored by: U.S. EPA Office of Research & Development

Originally Held February 8, 2005, 12:00 PM - 3:00 PM, EST
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Links to Additional Resources
Today's Presentations
Using Today's Data to Close the Beach Today: Quantitative Polymerase Chain Reaction Rapid Beach Closings Tool
Richard Haugland, ORD National Exposure Research Lab - Cincinnati, OH
 PPT (8.91MB)
 Color PDF (647KB)
 B&W PDF (2.42MB)
Small Drinking Water Treatment Technologies for Compliance with the Enhanced Surface Water Treatment Rules
Craig Patterson, ORD National Risk Management Research Lab, Cincinnati, OH
 PPT (60.93MB)
 Color PDF (5.51MB)
 B&W PDF (10.69MB)
Mercury Measurements for Solids Made Rapidly, Simply and Inexpensively
Tom Hinners, ORD National Exposure Research Lab, Las Vegas, NV
 PPT ( 34KB)
 Color PDF ( 33KB)
 B&W PDF ( 54KB)
Using Today’s Data to Close the Beach Today: Quantitative Polymerase Chain Reaction Rapid Beach Closings Tool
U.S. EPA Beaches Information
National Epidemiological and Environmental Assessment of Recreational (NEEAR) Water Study
The National Epidemiological and Environmental Assessment of Recreational (NEEAR) Water Study: Water Quality
Southern California Coastal Water Research Project
Example Manufacturers of Real-Time PCR Instruments* * Numerous additional companies manufacture real-time PCR instruments. Mention of trade names or commercial products does not constitute endorsement or recommendation by EPA for use.
Small Drinking Water Treatment Technologies for Compliance with the Enhanced Surface Water Treatment Rules
Small Systems
Upload "Small Drinking Water Systems Handbook"
LT1 ESWTR
LT2 ESWTR
Arsenic
Mercury Measurements for Solids Made Rapidly, Simply and Inexpensively
EPA Hg Method 7473
Pyrolytic (or Thermal Decomposition) Hg analyzer providers (in alphabetic order):
EPA mercury links:
NRC report on methyl mercury
Cardio-health reports:
  • N Engl J Med 347(22):1747-1754, 2002
  • Ibid, pp 1755-1760
  • Circulation 91(3):645-655, 1995
Botanical Hg studies by Dr. Mae Gustin (Univ. of Nevada) at msg@unr.nevada.edu
  • Frescholtz, T.F. Gustin, M.S. 2004 Soil and foliar mercury emission as a function of soil concentration, Water, Air, Soil Pollution,155, 223-237. (NAES # 52031836)
  • Ericksen, J.A., Gustin, M.S. 2004 Foliar exchange of mercury as function of soil and air concentration, the Science of the Total Environment, 324: 271-279 (NAES# 52031396)
  • Ericksen, J.A. Gustin, M.S., Schorran, D.E., Johnson, D.W., Lindberg, S.E. Coleman, J.S.2003 Accumulation of atmospheric mercury in forest foliage, Atmospheric Environment, 37:1612-1622.(NAES # 52031397)
  • Frescholtz, T. F., Gustin, M.S., Schorran, D.E. Fernandez, G.C. 2003 Assessing the source of mercury in foliar tissue of quaking aspen, Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry, 22: 2114-2119
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