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Serving your science at the policy-making table Chelsea M. Rochman Aquatic Health Program, UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine Department of Earth Sciences, University of Toronto cmrochman@ucdavis.edu @ ChelseaRochman Cocktail of Chemicals


  1. Serving your science at the policy-making table Chelsea M. Rochman Aquatic Health Program, UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine Department of Earth Sciences, University of Toronto cmrochman@ucdavis.edu @ ChelseaRochman

  2. Cocktail of Chemicals phthalates PBDEs Ni Pb PAHs Plastic Debris BPA styrenes Chemical Ingredients Chemical Byproducts PCBs Sorbed Contaminants

  3. Another media for chemical partitioning ATMOSPHERE Rochman et al., 2013 ES&T Rochman and Monzano et al., 2013 ES&T Rochman et al., 2014 PLOS PLASTIC ONE SEA-SURFACE MICROLAYER PLASTIC BIOTA WATER SEDIMENT PLASTIC SEDIMENT PORE WATER

  4. Rochman et al., 2014 STOTEN Rochman et al., 2013 Scientific Reports Rochman et al., 2014 STOTEN

  5. Rochman et al., 2015 Ecology

  6. Rochman et al., 2015 Scientific Reports

  7. Science & Policy Rochman et al., ET&C (in press)

  8. 78% of Priority Pollutants listed under Clean Water Act are associated with plastic debris Rochman, Browne et al., Nature, 2013 Rochman, C.M., Browne M.A. et al., Nature (2013)

  9. The sources and sinks of plastic in urban watersheds

  10. Policy Applications

  11. HOUSEHOLD USE WASTEWATER TREATMENT AQUATIC HABITATS

  12. California AB 888

  13. Illinois Microbead-free Waters Act

  14. In the US, we estimate ~3 trillion microbeads are released into aquatic habitats per year! 7× Rochman et al., ES&T 2015

  15. Science Solutions @ ChelseaRochman cmrochman@ucdavis.edu

  16. Acknowledgments Swee Teh, Susan Williams, Dolores Baxa, Eunha Hoh, Brian Hentschel, Rebecca Lewison, Tony • Underwood, Mark Browne, Anna-Marie Cook, Harry Allen, Carlos Manzano, Jeff Miller Sebastian Serrato, Rosalyn Lam, Jessica Patru, Erika Marcelino, Jessica Abbott, Eliot Crafton • Hentschel, Hoh and Teh Labmates. • NOAA Marine Debris Program • David H. Smith and family; SCB cmrochman@ucdavis.edu • NCEAS and Ocean Conservancy • @ ChelseaRochman AXYS Analytical Services Ltd. • ACC, SABIC Innovative Plastics • Thank you for listening

  17. Bioaccumulation 2-factor ANOVA, n=3 2-factor ANOVA, n=3 2-factor ANOVA, n=3 P <0.001 P =0.234 P =0.118

  18. Do fish living in regions with greater plastic contamination have greater concentrations of chemicals in their body burden? Rochman et al., 2014 , Sci Tot Environ

  19. Liver Toxicity Treatment # Severe Glycogen Lipidosis Single Cell fish Depletion Necrosis Control 24 0% 21% 0% Virgin-plastic 24 46% 29% 0% Marine-plastic 19 74% 47% 11% Rochman et al., 2013 , Nature Scientific Reports

  20. Endocrine Disruption 1-factor ANOVA for each sex, n=3 * P < 0.05, ** P < 0.01 X400, scale bar 20 um Rochman et al., 2014 , STOTEN

  21. Anthropogenic debris Plastic Fibers ~ 1 in 4 fish from BOTH locations had anthropogenic debris. Indonesia USA 16 out of 64 21 out of 76 25% 28% 4 out of 12 33%

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