Oil Sands Contributing to PAH Deposition in Lakes in Northern Alberta – But Only a Little.

Oil sands development in Alberta has been getting a lot of bad press lately. From Dr. Schindler’s work calling for more science to the federal government of Canada taking over monitoring programs and developing scientific advisory panels. Early this year, an article was published by Kurek et al (PNAS, 2013)…

Biomonitoring Brominated Flame Retardants (BFRs) & Their Connection to Environmental Forensics

Keeping up with the scientific literature nowadays could be a full time job itself. I still try to keep up with the literature for all the things I find interesting. These include past research topics from my biomonitoring days at CDC and my graduate studies as well as to current…

Scat as a PAH Monitoring Tool in the Alberta Oil Sands?

I was at a conference in Corvallis, OR on the topic of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons called ISPAC 2013 (www.ispac2013.com) a couple of weeks ago. I was invited to give one of the plenary talks on PAHs on the subject matter of PAH use in environmental forensics investigations. I have recently…

Is Google Good for Environmental Consulting?

Your gut answer to that question is yes, especially if you are old enough to have experience searching journals and science publications at the university library. In case you missed that opportunity it went something like this: searching information on monochromatic computer screens, printing search results on dot matrix printers,…

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Oil Sands Contributing to PAH Deposition in Lakes in Northern Alberta – But Only a Little.

Biomonitoring Brominated Flame Retardants (BFRs) & Their Connection to Environmental Forensics

Scat as a PAH Monitoring Tool in the Alberta Oil Sands?