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Adoption and implementation of state standards for septic systems
Gulf Coast Fish Contaminants Group (GCFCG)
APPROVED BY POLICY REVIEW BOARD 2/94
Discussion meeting- Coordination of Marine Biotoxin Research
Minimum criteria for septic systems in critical areas
Educational materials on risks associated with consumption of raw molluscan
shellfish
Methods for identification of indicator organisms originating from human
fecal sources
10&13. Seafood consumption patterns study; Comprehensive seafood
contamination data monitoring program
GULF OF MEXICO PROGRAM 1995 PRIORITY PROJECTS
The second generation action agenda resulted in development of priority projects for
action items addressing the ten challenges. There are five objectives in the call for
preproposals:
. To seek the most technically sound and cost-effective proposals available to
address the Gulf of Mexico Program’s 1995 priority projects.
. To solicit participation from federal, state, and local governments throughout
the Gulf region, as well as research, academic, nongovernmental, business,
and industry participants in the Gulf of Mexico Program.
. To specifically address the Program’s 1995 priority projects.
. To accomplish the objectives specified in the projects within one year.
. To encourage, to the maximum extent possible, the development of
organizational partnerships between federal, state, and local governments, and
research, academic, non-governmental, business, and industry stakeholders in
the Gulf of Mexico’s future ecological and economic viability.
ELIGIBILITY:
Federal, state, and local government agencies, academic institutions, and/or nonprofit
groups are eligible to respond directly. Due to the restrictions on federal funding,