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FISH AS VECTORS IN THE DISPERSAL OF BYTHOTREPHES CEDERSTROEMI DIAPAUSING EGGS SURVIVE GUT PASSAGE
Citation:
Jarnagin, S T., B. K. Swan, AND W. C. Kerfoot. FISH AS VECTORS IN THE DISPERSAL OF BYTHOTREPHES CEDERSTROEMI DIAPAUSING EGGS SURVIVE GUT PASSAGE. FRESHWATER BIOLOGY 43(4):579-589, (2000).
Impact/Purpose:
The objectives of this task are to provide site-specific information on the condition and activities occurring at hazardous waste sites at a point in time or over a historical period; document these conditions and changes; provide guides in the form of reports, maps, and photographs for assisting in the safe cleanup of hazardous waste materials; and assist in emergency response and enforcement efforts when requested by client offices. Remote sensing technical support is provided to all EPA Regional Superfund Offices and OERR, and includes: hazardous waste disposal site characterization and mapping; annotated aerial photographs; and enforcement support. Funding will support two Interagency Agreements to the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) to support facility/maintenance costs and access to and use of equipment and classified data by the Landscape Ecology Branch/Environmental Photographic Interpretation Center (LEB/EPIC) staff assigned to that location. Funding will also provide for the operation and maintenence of ESD's remote sensing and spatial data library/archive needed to support the various Superfund projects requested by EPA client offices during the year. Funding will also provide for a Senior Environmental Employee (SEE) to provide clerical support at the LEB/EPIC USGS location.
Extramural Superfund funding will also support R&D Superfund activities in remote sensing for ultimate use in the technical support program.
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