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Ecological Effects Of Experimental Oil Spills In Eastern Coastal Plain Estuaries, Michael E. Bender, E. A. Shearls, R. J. Huggett, Et Al
Ecological Effects Of Experimental Oil Spills In Eastern Coastal Plain Estuaries, Michael E. Bender, E. A. Shearls, R. J. Huggett, Et Al
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- Ecological effects / M.E. Bender, E.A. Shearls & R.J. Huggett --
- Chemical fate / R.H. Bieri, M.K. Cueman & V.C. Stamoudis --
- Microbial responses / H. Kator.
A Proposed Work Plan For Continuing 208 Studies In The Hampton Roads Area Involving The Lynnhaven River And Northwest River Drainage Basins, Bruce Neilson, Linda Kilch
A Proposed Work Plan For Continuing 208 Studies In The Hampton Roads Area Involving The Lynnhaven River And Northwest River Drainage Basins, Bruce Neilson, Linda Kilch
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Kepone Monitoring At Skiffs Creek : In Fulfillment Of Contract Number Dacw65-79-C-0027, Harold D. Sloan, Michael E. Bender
Kepone Monitoring At Skiffs Creek : In Fulfillment Of Contract Number Dacw65-79-C-0027, Harold D. Sloan, Michael E. Bender
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Kepone entered the James River estuary from point sources of production and through runoff from unauthorized disposal sites in the vicinity of Hopewell, Virginia. The total quantity of Kepone released to the river is not known, however, about 1.5 x 106 kg were produced between 1966 and 1975. At present we estimate that 30,000 kg reside in contaminated sediments of the estuary.
Bed sediments are contaminated from the source at Hopewell to Hampton Roads, a distance of 88 kilometers. Patterns of contamination vary with sediment type and distance from the source. Major Kepone sinks exist in the Jamestown - Dancing …