Proceedings - Teaching and Learning Centre - Simon Fraser ...
Proceedings - Teaching and Learning Centre - Simon Fraser ... Proceedings - Teaching and Learning Centre - Simon Fraser ...
Fraser River Action Plan 3rd Research Workshop Sediment Guidelines Probable Effects Level (PEL) = level above which adverse effects are predicted to occur frequently Threshold Effects Level (TEL) = concentration below which adverse effects are expected to occur rarely Between PEL and TEL, the levels are occasionally expected to be associated with adverse biological effects. CONCLUSIONS 1) Some point-source pollution is still affecting water quality conditions in our urban streams 2) 3) 4) 5) 6) 7) Stormwater runoff can contain high levels of contaminants (metals & hydrocarbons) Many stormwater contaminants are associated with particles Levels of contaminants that enter the waterways are related to the impervious land areas and vehicle numbers Source control works (Pb, chlorinated HC) Management strategies to remove suspended solids in stormwater will help to control contaminants in urban streams Contaminants from stormwater runoff are affecting aquatic life in urban streams Page 153
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<strong>Fraser</strong> River Action Plan 3rd Research Workshop<br />
Sediment Guidelines<br />
Probable Effects Level (PEL) = level above which adverse effects are<br />
predicted to occur frequently<br />
Threshold Effects Level (TEL) = concentration below which adverse<br />
effects are expected to occur rarely<br />
Between PEL <strong>and</strong> TEL, the levels are occasionally expected to be<br />
associated with adverse biological effects.<br />
CONCLUSIONS<br />
1) Some point-source pollution is still affecting water quality conditions<br />
in our urban streams<br />
2)<br />
3)<br />
4)<br />
5)<br />
6)<br />
7)<br />
Stormwater runoff can contain high levels of contaminants (metals &<br />
hydrocarbons)<br />
Many stormwater contaminants are associated with particles<br />
Levels of contaminants that enter the waterways are related to the<br />
impervious l<strong>and</strong> areas <strong>and</strong> vehicle numbers<br />
Source control works (Pb, chlorinated HC)<br />
Management strategies to remove suspended solids in stormwater<br />
will help to control contaminants in urban streams<br />
Contaminants from stormwater runoff are affecting aquatic life in<br />
urban streams<br />
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