Puget / SRI International / Ecology’s Manchester Laboratory / /
Country
United States / Columbia / /
Event
Product Issues / Environmental Issue / /
Facility
Ecology Pub / Port Orchard / University of Washington / Port Gardner Bay / Swinomish Health Clinic / /
IndustryTerm
acceptable solution / chemical pathway / chemical concentration / chemical contamination / particular chemicals / target chemicals / contaminated food / chemical exposure / handson learning tool / food / State protocol / chemical groups / food source / oil refineries / emitted chemicals / petro-chemical industries / media resources / chemicals / /
NaturalFeature
Samish Bay / Padilla Bay / Columbia River / Port Gardner Bay / Fidalgo Bay / Similk Bay / Skagit River Valley / Fidalgo Island / Kiket Bay / /
Organization
University of Washington / Washington State Department / Washington Department of Ecology / U.S Environmental Protection Agency / Swinomish Tribal / National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration / Northwest Air Pollution Authority / Swinomish Land Use Advisory Board / Columbia River Intertribal Fish Commission / office of Puget Sound / Tribal / Bureau of Air Quality / US Federal Reserve / School of Public Health and Community Medicine / Swinomish Indian Tribal Community / Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission / Department of Environment / office of Water Regulations and Standards / /
Person
Janie Beasley / Silver Spring / Jamie Donatuto Swinomish / Frank Dunn / / /
Position
care physician / media resources coordinator / Harper / coordinator / head of media resources / /
Product
fish / identified health problems / U.S Environmental Protection Agency / shellfish / food / /
ProvinceOrState
Oregon / British Columbia / Washington / /
Technology
alpha / State protocol / SMS / Sampling protocol / Sound Estuary Program protocol / /
Project Design and Implementation: Bioaccumulative Toxics in Native American Shellfish Jamie Donatuto Swinomish Indian Tribal Community Abstract