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Evaluation of Proposed U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Dredged Material Bioassays Using Great Lakes Sediments
Three proposed U.S. Environment Protection Agency sediment toxicity tests were evaluated using Great Lakes sediments. This report provides a technical evaluation of the test methods prior to their incorporation into a regulatory testing program. Tests included a solid phase bioassay using Hyalella azteca (10-day survival) and two elutriate tests using Pimephales promelas (7-day survival and growth) and Daphnia magna (21-day survival and reproduction). Sediments from four separate dredging projects (Toledo Harbor, Michigan City Harbor, Grand Haven Harbor, and St. Joseph Harbor) were evaluated. Test methods were evaluated with technical validity, regulatory applicability, and logistical requirements taken into consideration.
Evaluation of Proposed U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Dredged Material Bioassays Using Great Lakes Sediments
Three proposed U.S. Environment Protection Agency sediment toxicity tests were evaluated using Great Lakes sediments. This report provides a technical evaluation of the test methods prior to their incorporation into a regulatory testing program. Tests included a solid phase bioassay using Hyalella azteca (10-day survival) and two elutriate tests using Pimephales promelas (7-day survival and growth) and Daphnia magna (21-day survival and reproduction). Sediments from four separate dredging projects (Toledo Harbor, Michigan City Harbor, Grand Haven Harbor, and St. Joseph Harbor) were evaluated. Test methods were evaluated with technical validity, regulatory applicability, and logistical requirements taken into consideration.
Evaluation of Proposed U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Dredged Material Bioassays Using Great Lakes Sediments
D. W. Moore (author) / A. B. Gibson (author) / T. M. Dillon (author) / T. S. Bridges (author) / E. W. Gamble (author)
1994
441 pages
Report
No indication
English
Botany , Zoology , Solid Wastes Pollution & Control , Water Pollution & Control , Water pollution , Environmental protection , Water quality , Dredged materials , Daphnia , Test and evaluation , Methodology , Experimental data , Survivability , Conductivity , Toxicity , Grain size , Exposure(Physiology) , Pollution abatement , Site investigations , Sediments , Hardness , Bioassay , Great lakes , Michigan , Solid phases , Oxygen consumption , Alkalinity , Pimephales promelas , Daphnia magna , Elutriate tests , Cwa (Clean water act) , Hyalella azteca
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