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2007 - 2008 Fish Consumption Rate Project - Meetings in Review |
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Meeting Date |
Location |
Workshop 1 (Portland): Background and Scope |
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3/13/2007 |
Portland |
What Trying to Achieve and How |
6 |
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Water Quality Standards: What are They, What Are They Not and
Why are They Important? |
8 |
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Who do Water Quality Standards Affect and How? |
10 |
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2004 Toxics Criteria Triennial Review |
12 |
Number of Attendees Sorted by Category |
Where are We Today Regarding FCR? |
13 |
EQC |
1 |
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14 |
Industry Reps |
6 |
Scope and Overview of the Workshops |
15 |
Tribal Member / Representative |
23 |
How to Participate in This Effort |
16 |
Municipal / Regional Government |
8 |
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17 |
Environmental Group |
9 |
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18 |
State Government |
13 |
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19 |
Federal Government |
5 |
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20 |
Facilitation Team |
3 |
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21 |
Public Health |
1 |
|
22 |
Commerical/Recreational Fishing |
4 |
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23 |
Media |
1 |
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24 |
TOTALS |
74 |
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Meeting Date |
Location |
Workshop 1 (Coos Bay): Background and Scope |
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3/14/2007 |
Coos Bay |
What Trying to Achieve and How |
46 |
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Water Quality Standards: What are They, What Are They Not and
Why are They Important? |
48 |
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Who do Water Quality Standards Affect and How? |
50 |
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2004 Toxics Criteria Triennial Review |
52 |
Number of Attendees Sorted by Category |
Where are We Today Regarding FCR? |
53 |
EQC |
1 |
|
54 |
Industry Reps |
2 |
Scope and Overview of the Workshops |
55 |
Tribal Member / Representative |
8 |
How to Participate in This Effort |
56 |
Municipal / Regional Government |
1 |
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57 |
Environmental Group |
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58 |
State Government |
2 |
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59 |
Federal Government |
2 |
|
60 |
Facilitation Team |
2 |
|
61 |
Public Health |
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62 |
Commercial/Recreational Fishing |
1 |
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63 |
Media |
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64 |
TOTALS |
19 |
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84 |
Meeting Date |
Location |
Workshop 2: Review of Water Quality Standards and Fish Consumption
Data |
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5/16/2007 |
Lincoln City |
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Review of 1st Workshop – Background and Scope |
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What are the Policy Questions that Need to be Answered |
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to Support a Fish Consumption Rate? |
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How do Oregon’s Water Quality Standards Compare to other |
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Number of Attendees Sorted by Category |
State and Tribal Water Quality Standards? |
93 |
EQC |
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94 |
Industry Reps |
4 |
What is EPA’s Human Health Methodology for Choosing a Fish Consumption
Rate? |
95 |
Tribal Member / Representative |
22 |
Role of the Human Health Focus Group - Overview |
96 |
Municipal / Regional Government |
5 |
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97 |
Environmental Group |
4 |
Columbia River InterTribal Fish Commission's Fish Consumption
Study Review |
98 |
State Government |
4 |
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99 |
Federal Government |
7 |
How EPA's Current Fish Consumption Rate Applies to Marine/Freshwater/Estuarine
Fish Species |
100 |
Facilitation Team |
2 |
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101 |
Public Health |
0 |
Review of Fish Consumption Surveys |
102 |
Commercial/Recreational Fishing |
1 |
Opportunity for Testimony |
103 |
Media |
1 |
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104 |
TOTALS |
50 |
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Meeting Date |
Location |
Workshop 3: Fish Consumption Rate and Human Health |
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7/17/2007 |
Portland |
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Summary of Workshop 2 |
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Clarification of the FCR Process, Roles and Products of this Project |
125 |
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Human Health Focus Group Presentations: How is Risk Assessed?
What Role does Risk Play |
126 |
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in Setting OR Criteria? What Risks are Posed by Consuming More
than 17.5 grams/day? |
128 |
Number of Attendees Sorted by Category |
Public Input on Preliminary / Proposed Range of Rates that May
be Considered |
129 |
EQC |
1 |
|
130 |
Industry Reps |
6 |
Opportunity for Personal Testimony and/or Comments on Fish Consumption
and Human Health Risks |
131 |
Tribal Member / Representative |
11 |
Wrap Up and Next Steps in the Process |
132 |
Municipal / Regional Government |
4 |
|
133 |
Environmental Group |
4 |
|
134 |
State Government |
7 |
|
135 |
Federal Government |
6 |
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136 |
Facilitation Team |
3 |
|
137 |
Public Health |
3 |
|
138 |
Commercial/Recreational Fishing |
0 |
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139 |
Media |
0 |
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140 |
TOTALS |
45 |
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145 |
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NOTE: October 2007 EQC Meeting/Work Session replaced the fall
public workshop |
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158 |
Meeting Date |
Location |
Workshop 4: Fish Consumption Rate Options |
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4/2/2008 |
Pendleton |
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Update on the Fish Consumption Rate Project |
162 |
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Presentation of the Human Health Focus Group's (HHFG) Report |
164 |
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DEQ's Fish Consumption Rate Options |
166 |
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Proposed Options for the Three Governments to Consider |
167 |
Number of Attendees Sorted by Category |
168 |
EQC |
1 |
What is the Most Important Principle for Deciding which FCR Number
is Appropriate - and Why? |
169 |
Industry Reps |
5 |
What Percentage of Fish Consumers Should Be Protected / Should
Salmon be Included? |
170 |
Tribal Member / Representative |
30 |
Small and Large Group Discussions |
171 |
Municipal / Regional Government |
5 |
Opportunity for Testimony About the Fish Consumption Rate Options |
172 |
Environmental Group |
2 |
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173 |
State Government |
11 |
Wrap up / Next Steps in the Process |
174 |
Federal Government |
4 |
|
175 |
Facilitation Team |
3 |
|
176 |
Public Health |
4 |
|
177 |
Commercial/Recreational Fishing |
0 |
|
178 |
Media |
0 |
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179 |
Other |
1 |
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180 |
TOTALS |
66 |
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Meeting Date |
Location |
Workshop 5: Reducing Toxics in Our Environment |
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6/4/2008 |
Portland |
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187 |
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Where (and How) Have We Been Successful with Toxic Reduction?
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188 |
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Addressing the Need for 'Out of the Box' Solutions |
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190 |
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Presentations of Successes: |
191 |
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National (Great Lakes), |
192 |
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Pacific Northwest/Regional (WA & Columbia River Basin) and |
193 |
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Oregon (Hood River, EWEB, Toyota/Portland) |
194 |
Number of Attendees Sorted by Category |
195 |
EQC |
1 |
Where Else Can We Be Successful in Oregon? How? |
196 |
Industry Reps |
7 |
Proposal for Integrated Program from ACWA & Small/Large Group
Discussions |
197 |
Tribal Member / Representative |
6 |
Panel: What do Policy Makers Think About These Ideas? What Can
They Do? |
198 |
Municipal / Regional Government |
9 |
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199 |
Environmental Group |
7 |
Wrap Up and Next Steps in the Process |
200 |
State Government |
10 |
|
201 |
Federal Government |
13 |
Opportunity for Public Testimony |
202 |
Public Health |
6 |
|
203 |
Commercial/Recreational Fishing |
0 |
|
204 |
Media |
0 |
|
205 |
Facilitation Team |
3 |
|
206 |
Other |
3 |
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207 |
TOTALS |
65 |
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Meeting Date |
Location |
Workshop 6: Fiscal Impacts and Implementation Strategies of a
Revised Fish Consumption Rate |
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6/27/2008 |
Portland |
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Overview of the Fiscal Impacts and Implementation Advisory Committee's
Work |
214 |
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Fiscal Analyses of the Cost of Compliance: Three Views |
215 |
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SAIC, Inc, NWPPA, & ACWA |
216 |
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FIIAC Members: Responses and Thoughts about Costs and Analyses |
218 |
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What are the Potential Benefits of A Raised FCR? |
219 |
Number of Attendees Sorted by Category |
220 |
EQC |
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What are the Implementation Approaches? Matrix Review |
221 |
Industry Reps |
7 |
FIIACs Initial Proposed Implementation Strategy |
222 |
Tribal Member / Representative |
6 |
What's Next for the Fish Consumption Rate Project? |
223 |
Municipal / Regional Government |
2 |
|
224 |
Environmental Group |
2 |
Opportunity for Personal/Public Testimony About Fish Consumption
Rate, |
225 |
Other |
1 |
Fiscal Impacts and Implementation Ideas |
226 |
State Government |
5 |
|
227 |
Federal Government |
6 |
|
228 |
Facilitation Team |
3 |
|
229 |
Public Health |
2 |
|
230 |
Commercial/Recreational Fishing |
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|
231 |
Media |
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|
232 |
TOTALS |
34 |
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234 |
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NOTE: August 2008 EQC meeting replacing the July Public Information
Workshop |
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