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San Francisco Estuary Institute
We deliver visionary science that empowers people to revitalize nature in our communities
- Clean Water
- Resilient Landscapes
- Environmental Informatics
San Francisco Estuary Institute We deliver visionary science that - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
San Francisco Estuary Institute We deliver visionary science that - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
San Francisco Estuary Institute We deliver visionary science that empowers people to revitalize nature in our communities Clean Water Resilient Landscapes Environmental Informatics Regional Monitoring Program Collect data and
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Regional Monitoring Program
Collect data and communicate information about water quality in San Francisco Bay in support of management decisions ~ 68 entities in the Program
- Municipal wastewater
- Industrial wastewater
- Municipal stormwater
- Dredgers
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RMP Contributions - 2020
45.8% 18.2% 24.5% 11.5%
San Mateo Co. Contributions Stormwater - $101k (11%) Wastewater - $236k (13%) Dredgers - variable
San Mateo Co. WWTF $236,000 Other WWTF $1,506,193 San Mateo Co. Stormwater $101,000 Other Stormwater $830,959 Dredgers $692,313 Industry $437,450
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RMP Budget 2020
Program Mgmt $381,700 Governance $305,200 QA and data $225,000 Reporting $209,000 Communications $173,000 S & T Monitoring $1,273,000 Special Studies $1,241,600
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Status of the Bay
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PCBs in Sport Fish
Status (2014) No trend: 1994-2014
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Mercury in Sport Fish
Status (2014) No trend: 1971-2014
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Pollutants of concern Recon Monitoring
> 80 sites sampled since 2015 12 sites > 500 ng/g PCBs 7 sites in San Mateo Co.
Stormwater Monitoring
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Emerging Contaminants
3-yr Characterization Study
- Phosphate flame
retardants
- PFAS
- Ethox surfactants
- Stormwater CECs
17 sites monitored WY19 & 20
Stormwater Monitoring
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Planning for WY2021
- Five sites in San Mateo Co.
Stormwater Monitoring
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12 Sites 1 storm each Full storm composite
Microplastics
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Microparticles in Stormwater
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Microparticles in Stormwater
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Stormwater > 300x higher than wastewater
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