Record Info:
- Extended Citation
- Loomer, H. A., Kidd, K. A., Vickers, T., & McAslan, A. (2008). Swimming in sewage: indicators of faecal waste on fish in the Saint John Harbour, New Brunswick. Water Quality Research Journal of Canada (Canadian Association on Water Quality), 43(4), 283-29
- Reference Abbreviation
- Lindsay & Zitko, 1996
- Date Communicated
- 1996
- Region
- Black Point
- Location Details
- Black Point
- Group
- Physical
- Category
- Sediment Properties
- Preliminary Ecosystems Component
- Sediment Quality/ Chemistry
- Attribute/Species (e.g.)
- Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs)
- Metric/Detail
- Primary Objective
- PAH profiles to provide baseline information, and potential sources hydrocarbons (e.g. combustion process, or petrochemical industry)
- Key Findings/Monitoring Red Flags
- Baseline data. PAH contamination appears to come from general industrial fallout, with some petroleum sources.
- Data Collection Start
- 1990
- Data Collection Finish
- 1992
- Physical collection of data/samples
- Yes
- Referenced Data Source (if data not physically collected or not available in text)
- Stakeholder Group
- Stakeholder Name
- Environment Canada/ Province of NB
- Type of Reference
- Report - Government
- Source Details
- Canada-New Brunswick Water/Economy Agreement
- Monitoring Tool
- Baseline data
- Monitoring/Management Recommendations
- PCA's a good tool to find outliers
- Notes
- Called "Polynuclear Aromatic Hydrocarbons", not "Polycyclic " (Note: Interlibrary Loan)
- File/Paper Location
- Interlibrary Loan (PDF not available)
- link