Mercury Assessment and Evaluation Sample Clauses

Mercury Assessment and Evaluation a) Using assessment tools such as data gathering and analysis, provide valuable/key information to IDEM’s mercury water quality planning efforts as part of a regional and local strategy. Data would include the United States Geological Survey (USGS) / IDEM mercury monitoring project, trace metals sampling in surface water, fish tissue sampling data and other efforts identified below. [4)d)2)c) on OPA update] By: December 31, 2002 / June 30, 2003 % Complete & Status: 100% complete. USGS/IDEM Monitoring Program for Mercury in Precipitation in Indiana data continues. Currently, 1 1/2 years of data has been collected and is being statistically analyzed by USGS and IDEM's Office of Air Quality personnel. All data has been provided to the Mercury Workgroup members, and a subset has been provided to interested community members. Data summaries for fall 2000-Fall 2002 are also available to the public via the IDEM and USGS web sites. A new agreement was finalized in the past quarter allowing the USGS/IDEM partnership to continue.
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