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Fish tissue metals analysis in the tri-state mining area : FY 2003 final report.

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Okla State Agency	Environmental Quality, Oklahoma Department of
Okla Agency Code	'292'
Title	Fish tissue metals analysis in the tri-state mining area : FY 2003 final report.
Alternative title	Tar Creek fish
Authors	Oklahoma. Department of Environmental Quality. Customer Services Division.
Publisher	Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality
Publication Date	2003-07-01
Publication type	Technical Reports
Subject	Mines and mineral resources--Environmental aspects--Tar Creek (Kan.-Okla.) Fishes--Effect of water pollution on--Tar Creek (Kan.-Okla.) Hazardous wastes--Tar Creek (Kan.-Okla.)
Purpose	The Customer Services Division (CSD) of the Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality (ODEQ) performed a study to determine the safety of consuming fish caught in Oklahoma waters affected by runoff from the Tri-State Mining Area and the Tar Creek Superfund Site. Responding to concerns by local residents and tribes, this study was designed to determine levels of metals in fish tissue that would be harmful to human health if consumed in excess amounts. Local tribes from the Tar Creek area indicated traditional customs involve eating whole fish, including bones, which have been canned by means of pressure cooking. Since metals are known to accumulate in the bones and organs of fish, there was a concern that these traditional methods of preparation would be unsafe. Local tribes advised ODEQ they believed fish consumption rates were higher among tribal members than among the general public.; This study evaluates the potential human health effects associated with the ingestion of fish from the Tri-State Mining Area in Oklahoma. In addition, an evaluation of possible relationships between metals concentrations in fish tissue and metals concentrations in water and sediment was done.
Notes	FY03 Section 106 Water Quality Management Program I-006400-01 FY03/04 Carryover Project #8 (Task 600)
OkDocs Class#	E4850.5 F532t 2003
Digital Format	PDF, Adobe Reader required
ODL electronic copy	Downloaded from agency website: http://www.deq.state.ok.us/pubs/CSD/TarCreekfish.pdf
Rights and Permissions	This Oklahoma state government publication is provided for educational purposes under U.S. copyright law. Other usage requires permission of copyright holders.
Language	English
Date created	2012-06-06
Date modified	2012-06-06

Title	TarCreekfish 1
Full text	STATE OF OKLAHOMA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY (DEQ) CUSTOMER SERVICES DIVISION FY03 Section 106 Water Quality Management Program I-006400-01 FY03/04 Carryover Project #8 (Task 600) Fish Tissue Metals Analysis in the Tri-State Mining Area FY 2003 Final Report Submitted by: Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality Customer Services Division 707 North Robinson P. O. Box 1677 Oklahoma City, OK 73101-1677 Telephone: (405) 702-1000 Effective: July 1, 2003
Date created	2012-06-06
Date modified	2012-06-06

Fish tissue metals analysis in the tri-state mining area : FY 2003 final report.

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