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               Case Studies in Ecotoxicological Risk Assessments

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This is the third in a series of three workshops contributing to recommendations for the development of ecological risk assessment procedures within state government. The workshop is open to anyone interested in ecological risk assessment. Results of the earlier workshops will be summarized for those who are new  to the series. This interactive workshop critically examines several ecotoxicological risk assessments that  have been conducted in California. It provides opportunities for industry, public interest
groups, academia and the general public to interact with state regulators and understand how ecological risk assessments are applied in making informed decisions on California�s high-profile issues.

Four case studies representing diverse assessments, chemical stressors, and habitat and receptor types are presented. Overviews are followed by commentaries from other experts, then general
discussion. 

Tuesday-Thursday
June 6-8, 1995
Irvine, California

Sponsored by the
  Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment (OEHHA)
  California Environmental Protection Agency 
Organized by the 
 Environmental Hazard Management Program,
  University Extension, University of California, Davis
With the cooperation of 
  University Extension, University of California, Irvine

Registration fee
$155 includes lunches and workshop materials. Your registration is
requested by June 1 in section 944K952. Individuals who require
financial assistance to attend the workshop can apply by calling
Julie Yamamoto at (916) 323-9538.

For more information or to register
Call Sandra Cooper at University Extension, UC Davis, (916) 757-
8948 or email at scooper@unexmail.ucdavis.edu