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Consumption by Tribes of Plants and Animals Not Accounted for in EPA Superfund Risk Assessment Methodology (Jun 3, 2020)
This webinar will describe the process and results from a research project concerning two issues that arise when assessing risks from contamination at Superfund sites. The first area of focus analyzed information from Superfund risk assessments and other publicly available studies on fruit and vegetable consumption by Native Americans that are outside of the twenty-four produce categories EPA includes in risk assessment models used to develop cleanup levels for residential gardens and farms at radioactively contaminated Superfund sites. The second area of focus of the project analyzed the sources for information on animal consumption by Native Americans that is outside of the twelve farm animal categories in EPA's risk assessment models. To view this archive online or download the slides associated with this seminar, please visit http://www.clu-in.org/conf/tio/plantcbyt_060320/