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ABSTRACT BOOK: 45TH ANNUAL CANADIAN ECOTOXICITY WORKSHOP, VANCOUVER, BC, SEPT. 30 - OCT. 3, 2018
CEW Organizing Committee, 178 pp, 2018
The Canadian Ecotoxicity Workshop is Canada's major annual meeting in the field of environmental toxicology and related disciplines. The Science/Application/Action theme of the 2018 workshop reflects the work undertaken to maintain natural ecosystems in a world faced with growing human demands for food, water, land, energy and other products. Meeting sessions included latest advances in metal bioavailability and toxicity to aquatic organisms; watershed-based monitoring and assessment; environmental monitoring of biota and water in the Athabasca oil sands; remediation, reclamation, and risk assessment; and a variety of other topics. https://ecotoxcan.ca/media/CEW-2018-Abstract-Book_Revised_Sept-28.pdf
The Canadian Ecotoxicity Workshop is Canada's major annual meeting in the field of environmental toxicology and related disciplines. The Science/Application/Action theme of the 2018 workshop reflects the work undertaken to maintain natural ecosystems in a world faced with growing human demands for food, water, land, energy and other products. Meeting sessions included latest advances in metal bioavailability and toxicity to aquatic organisms; watershed-based monitoring and assessment; environmental monitoring of biota and water in the Athabasca oil sands; remediation, reclamation, and risk assessment; and a variety of other topics. https://ecotoxcan.ca/media/CEW-2018-Abstract-Book_Revised_Sept-28.pdf
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