Control of Toxic Chemicals in Puget Sound -- Phase 2: Improved Estimates of Loadings from Surface Runoff and Roadways

Publication Summary

Title

Control of Toxic Chemicals in Puget Sound -- Phase 2: Improved Estimates of Loadings from Surface Runoff and Roadways

Month-Year Published

November 2008

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Short Description

The objective of these studies of toxic chemical loadings to Puget Sound is to develop information about the relative contributions from various sources to the toxic contaminant problems confronting the Puget Sound ecosystem. This information will then help guide decisions about how to most effectively direct resources to resolve toxic contamination issues (which sources or pathways should receive priority attention; or how much toxic reduction can be accomplished by sediment cleanup, by stormwater management, etc.).

Publication Number

08-10-084

Author(s)

EnviroVision Corporation, Herrera Environmental Consultants, Inc., Washington State Department of Ecology

Contact

James Maroncelli, (360) 407-6588

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Number of pages

183

Keywords

Chemicals, loading, Puget Sound, runoff, toxic

Subject Waterbodies

Puget Sound