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Audio for "Most Common Game Animals in the U.S and Information on Intakes, Habitation, Hunt Frequency, and Human Consumption," Jul 13, 2020
This webinar describes the process and results from a research project, completed through an internship with the US EPA, concerning an issues that arises when assessing risks from contamination at Superfund sites. This research project analyzed what are the most common game animals for hunting and fishing in the US, and their respective intakes (fodder or prey, water ingestion, and soil ingestion) and information on human ingestion rates by persons hunting or fishing. A summary of this effort along with the resulting paper will be highlighted in this webinar. To view this archive online or download the slides associated with this seminar, please visit http://www.clu-in.org/conf/tio/commongame_071320/